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1)There is often great viriation between the different types
of cultural life on display within the one city.
2)No other grain comes even close to rivaling rice as the
more sidely eaten food in Asia.
3)"one"和"everyone"的代名詞..是..??
4)Of/Among the many dinosaur species that existed in prehistoric times.....
^^^ ^^^^^
哪一個才對...?
5)-50000中的"-"(負號)的英文是...?
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voltage drop
> 3)"one"和"everyone"的代名詞..是..??
Pronoun of "one" is "it", or "he" if used to refer to a man; pronoun of
"everyone" is "he".
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>
> 4)Of/Among the many dinosaur species that existed in prehistoric times.....
> ^^^ ^^^^^
> 哪一個才對...?
I prefer "among", but it may be necessary to look at the context to determine
which is more appropriate.
>
>
> 5)-50000中的"-"(負號)的英文是...?
negative/minus sign, so "-50000" reads, "negative/minus fifty thousand".
david rutkowski
> "舞燄門-lullaby..." wrote:
>
> > 3)"one"和"everyone"的代名詞..是..??
>
> Pronoun of "one" is "it", or "he" if used to refer to a man; pronoun of
> "everyone" is "he".
The word "one" out of context is ambiguous.
I bought one book. (adjective)
One plus one equals two. (noun)
I don't want a that grapefruit. I want this one. (pronoun)
"Everyone" is an indefinite pronoun.
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INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Are used when the exact identity of the person or object is not important.
Examples:
John won the 400 meter race. [Someone won the 400 meter race].
25% of the fruit was bad. [Some of the fruit was bad.]
The boy ate 25% of the cake. [Someone ate some of the cake]
Indefinite pronouns, classes
Unspecified singular or plural persons and things: anyone, anybody, anything
someone, somebody, something
everyone, everybody, everything
no , one, nobody, nothing
Unspecified amounts and quantities:
some, any, half, enough, several, both, all, none, each, most many.
Choice:
either, neither.
Examples:< a. Has anybody seen Peter this morning?
b. I can take the red one or the blue. Either is acceptable.
c. Half the men survived the shipwreck.
d. Several people complained.
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( see http://www.edunet.com/english/grammar/pronoun.html#one-ones )
Still Water
> voltage drop wrote:
>
> > "舞燄門-lullaby..." wrote:
> >
> > > 3)"one"和"everyone"的代名詞..是..??
> >
> > Pronoun of "one" is "it", or "he" if used to refer to a man; pronoun of
> > "everyone" is "he".
> INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
>
> Are used when the exact identity of the person or object is not important.
> Indefinite pronouns, classes
>
> Unspecified singular or plural persons and things: anyone, anybody, anything
> someone, somebody, something
> everyone, everybody, everything
> no , one, nobody, nothing
>
> Unspecified amounts and quantities:
>
> some, any, half, enough, several, both, all, none, each, most many.
> Examples:< a. Has anybody seen Peter this morning?
> b. I can take the red one or the blue. Either is acceptable.
> c. Half the men survived the shipwreck.
> d. Several people complained.
Anybody who commits a crime knows that HE is putting HIMSELF at the risk of
being prosecuted.
Everybody picks up after HIMSELF.
Somebody lost HIS keys.
Nobody in the group thinks that HE could accomplish the task without help from
others.
Half the men survived the shipwreck; THEY lived to tell the story. (They <==>
half the men, not just the men)