1. 用匙舀;舀取[O][(+out/up)]
She 【spooned】 milk into the baby's mouth.
她用湯匙把牛奶舀入嬰兒口中。
spooned <--- 係咪因為把牛奶舀入嬰兒口中是過去左所以+ed????
1. 鼓勵;慫恿[O2]
She 【encouraged】 him to talk to her.
她鼓勵他與她交談。 encouraged<---係咪我同佢交談完(過去左)所以先+ed????
2. 促進,助長;激發
Don't 【encourage】 her laziness by doing things for her.
別替她做事,這會助長她的懶惰。 encourage<----係咪別替她做事(姐係咪做，所以唔洗+ed)
請詳細explain
英文+ed問題
2008-09-19 3:08 am
回答 (3)
2008-09-19 3:22 am
✔ 最佳答案
1.【spooned】係，因為個動作係過去左，所以先要+ed。2.【encouraged】係，因為係一件過去左既事，所以先要+ed。
3.【encourage】唔係，+唔+ed同「別替她做事」係冇關係既，這裏唔+ed係因為這件事唔係過去左，而係未發生既，所以唔洗+ed(只係過去左既野先要+ed)。
參考: 自己
2008-09-20 1:18 am
一般般............................
2008-09-19 3:20 am
1. I think you are right because this sentense doesn't have any words or phrases to help us identify the tense so it just used +ed to explain this sentense is simple past tense.
2. Also, it is a bit similar to question 1. We don't know when did she encourage him but if is used +ed on the verb. We all know that it is simple past tense.
3. No, because there is a word don't before this word. We won't change the form of verb if there is 'don't' before it.
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2. Also, it is a bit similar to question 1. We don't know when did she encourage him but if is used +ed on the verb. We all know that it is simple past tense.
3. No, because there is a word don't before this word. We won't change the form of verb if there is 'don't' before it.
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