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He took a few biscuits. (=several)
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He took a little butter. (=some)
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The room contained a large quantity of furniture.£¨²»¿ÉÊýÃû´Ê£©
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a piece (slice) of cake;
a piece (an article) of furniture;
a piece of jewelry;
a piece (sheet) of paper;
a cake of soap;
a piece (slice) of bacon;
a piece (stick) of chalk;
a bit (blade) of grass;
a piece (strip) of land;
a bit (grain) of rice;
a bowl of soup;
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a word of abuse;
an item (a bit) of business;
an attack of fever;
a bit (an amount) of interest;
a fit of passion;
a piece (word) of advice;
a piece of evidence;
a piece (an item) of information;
a piece (an item) of news;
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I don't like this (*those) kind of person.
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I like this kind of flower.
I like flowers of this kind.
I like *these kind of flowers.
I like this kind of roses.
I like roses of this kind. £¨ÖÃÃû´Êºó¸üÇ¿µ÷ÖÖÀࣩ
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Vol. ¢ñ= Volume One or the First Volume;
Page 4 = page four or the fourth page;
Lesson 6 = lesson Six or the Sixth Lesson;
Chap. ¢ó = Chapter Three or the Third Chapter;
Charles ¢ñ= Charles the First;
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I have many trustworthy friends. ºÍ All of my friends are trustworthy.
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I am fond of skiing. = I like skiing.
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Long live our motherland! ׿¹úÍòËê!
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1.Above
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She thinks she is above criticism. (²»ÈÝÅúÆÀ)
The child is above all nervousness. (Ò»µãÒ²²»½ôÕÅ)
His conduct has always been above suspicion. (ÎÞ¿É»³ÒÉ)
I think a gentleman like him is above doing such a thing. (²»Ð¼ÓÚ)
Don't depend on me. It's above my bend. (Á¦²»Ëù¼°)
He is above the weather now. (ÎÞ²¡µÄ)
2.Against
Almost everything was against him. (²»ÀûÓÚ)
He's always doing his best, against all odds. (²»¼Æ³É°Ü)
3.At
The point is to win at any cost. (²»Ï§Ò»Çдú¼Û)
At any rate, we've done something for you now. (²»¹ÜÔõÑù)
On the spot he was completely at sea. (²»ÖªËù´ë)
4.Behind
The train is running behind time. (²»×¼Ê±)
Your ideas are all behind the times. (¸ú²»ÉÏʱ´ú)
5.Between
The secret is between ourselves. (²»µÃÍâ´«)
6.Before
Before long he realized that he was wrong. (²»¾Ã)
I slipped out before the lecture began. (²»µÈ)
The guerrillas (Óλ÷¶ÓÔ±) would fight to death before they surrendered. (¾ö²»)
7.Beneath
Lying is beneath him. (²»ºÏÉí·Ö)
Such a fellow as that is beneath my notice. (²»ÖµÒ»Àí)
8.Beside
What you said is quite beside the point. (²»¹ØÕýÌâ)
9.Beyond
The news is beyond belief. (ÄÑÒÔÖÃÐÅ)
The stars are beyond number. (Êý²»Çå)
The scene was beyond description. (ÎÞ·¨ÐÎÈÝ)
Good advice is beyond price. (ÎÞ¼Û)
The facts are beyond dispute. (ÎãÓ¹ÖÃÒÉ)
My happiness was beyond words. (ÄÑÒÔÑÔ±í)
Doing such a thing is quite beyond my power. (ÎÞÄÜΪÁ¦)
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10.But
He was anything but pleased when he heard this. (²Å²»)
11.By
What he said took me completely by surprise. (ÎÞ˼Ïë×¼±¸)
12.For
For all I care, you can throw it away. (ÎҲŲ»ÔÚºõÁ¨)
But for your help I would not have finished the job. (Òª²»ÊÇ)
He passed the test for a certainty. (ÎÞÒÉ)
13.From
The child can't walk, far from running. (¸ü²»ÓÃ̸)
So far from taking my advice, he went and did just what I warned him against. (²»½öûÓÐ)
She kept herself from laughing. (ʹ֮²»)
I knew he did it from his teeth. (ºÁÎÞ³ÏÒâ)
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I don't know what John intends to do; I'm in the dark about his plans. (²»ÖªµÀ)
The people lifted the big stone in a breeze. (ºÁ²»·ÑÁ¦)
Nothing can stop us .We all decide to start our journey in all weathers. (·çÓêÎÞ×裩
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15.In spite of
At the sight he laughed in spite of himself. (²»ÓÉ×ÔÖ÷µØ)
The girl still wanted to marry the poor young man in spite of her parents' teeth. (²»¹Ë¸¸Ä¸µÄ·´¶Ô)
16.Off
Keep off the grass. (²»¿¿½ü)
I'm right off love stories for some reason. (²»¸ÐÐËȤ)
He is off smoking now. (²»ÔÙ)
She was off duty yesterday. (²»Öµ°à)
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I'm sorry. You're down on your luck. (ÔËÆø²»¼Ñ)
I knew you were on the cross about it. (²»ÀÏʵ)
18.Out of
Out of sight, out of mind. (ÑÛ²»¼û£¬ÐIJ»·³)
It is quite out of fashion. (²»Ê±÷Ö)
The book is out of print. (²»ÔÙÓ¡·¢)
The man is quite out of humor. (²»ÓÄĬ)
Rest was now out of the question. (²»¿ÉÄÜ)
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9.Past
The old man is past work. (ÎÞÁ¦¹¤×÷)
Those trousers are past mending. (ÎÞ·¨ÐÞ²¹)
The situation is past hope. (ûÓÐÏ£Íû)
His poetry is past comprehension. (ÄÑÒÔÀí½â)
It's past question. (ºÁÎÞÒÉÎÊ)
20.To
To a man John's friends stood by him in his trouble. (ºÁ²»ÀýÍâ)
He carried out his orders to the letter. (²»ÕÛ²»¿Û)
The old man had a good memory. He remembered the past things to a hair. (ϸºÁ²»²î)
To a miracle he recited these poems in a breath. (²»¿É˼Òé)
21.Under
I know very well you're under thirty. (²»Âú)
This packet of butter is under weight. (·ÖÁ¿²»×ã)
The boy can't go to school because he is under age. (ÄêÁä²»¹»)
22.With
I'm through with him. (²»ÔÙÀ´Íù)
He was through with the job, and he wanted to find something interesting. (²»Ïë¸É)
The whole project was completed with a wet finger. (ºÁ²»·ÑÁ¦)
23.Without
It was all done without necessary permit. (δ¾­)
You can't do without money. (ûÓÐ)
He often goes to school without his breakfast. (²»³Ô)
I have helped him times without number. (ÎÞÊý)
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