munching (v) 大声咀嚼
He is munching.
The pig is munching.
The dog is munching meat.
Good!
enthusiasm (n) 热情
She never lost her enthusiasm for teaching.
lessons I’ve learned from my past
munching (v) 大声咀嚼
He is munching.
The pig is munching.
The dog is munching meat.
Good!
enthusiasm (n) 热情
She never lost her enthusiasm for teaching.
furniture (n) 家具
I have many furniture.
{Furniture} is an uncountable noun. We use {much} to modify it.
I have a lot of furniture.
There are many furniture.
The same reasons mentioned above.
There are many furnitures.
The furniture is expensive.
Ok!
canvas (n) 帆布
The canvas can make bag.
{Bag} is a countable noun, so please use plural form here.
The canvas can be used [to make] bags.
Canvas bag are normal.
{Bag} is a countable noun, so please use plural form here.
Canvas bags are beautiful.
The canvas bag is big.
Ok!
A monkey live in rainforest.
{A monkey} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {live}.
A monkey lives in a rainforest.
He love to eat grape.
{He} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {love}.
Also, {grape} is a countable noun, so remember to use plural form here.
He loves to eat grapes.
He hate grapefruit.
{He} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {hate}.
He hates grapefruit.
He can’t expression fruit this word.
{Expression} is a noun.
He can’t express this word FRUIT.
It is a winter day.
Ok!
The monkey is quivering.
Ok!
He is bewildered.
Ok!
He is miserable.
Ok!
He said solemnly to himsely. “If I don’t find a warm place, I will die.”
Watch your spelling!
He said solemnly to himself, “If I don’t find a warm place, I will die.”
He find a celery.
Ok!
He eat the celery.
{He} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {eat}.
He eats the celery.
He die.
{He} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {die}.
He dies.
The celery is unpalatable.
Ok!
expression (n) 表达
He’s expression is weard.
Distinguish {he’s} and {his}.
And watch your spelling.
His expression is weird.
He’s expression is clear.
Distinguish {he’s} and {his}.
His expression is clear.
Theirs expression is bad.
Distinguish {their} and {theirs}.
And {expression} is a countable noun.
Their expressions are bad.
quivering(v)抖动
He quivering.
Don’t miss Be verb in present continuous tense.
He is quivering.
I was quivering.
OK!
He is quivering whe he is cold.
Watch your spelling!
He is quivering when he is cold.
bewildered (adj) 不知所措的
He go back home bewildered.
{Bewildered} is an adjective which can’t be used to modify a verb.
{He} is the third singular, so please add -es at the end of {go}.
He goes back home bewilderedly.
He(主语) looks(链接动词) bewildered(主语补语, 形容词)
He do it bewildered.
The same problems mentioned above.
He (主语) does (动词) it (宾语) bewilderedly(副词).
He stand bewildered.
The same problems mentioned above.
He stands bewilderedly.
miserable (adj) 痛苦的
He speak miserable.
{Miserable} is an adjective which can’t be used to modify a verb.
{He} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {speak}.
He speaks miserably.
He eat miserable.
The same problems mentioned above.
He eats miserably.
He drink miserable.
The same problems mentioned above.
He drinks miserably.
titchy (adj) 很小的
I have a titchy car.
grapefruit(n) 葡萄柚
I love to eat grapefruit.
Grapefruit is sweet.
Some grapefruit is sour.
Good!
solemnly (adv) 郑重
He speak solemnly.
{He} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {speak}.
He speaks solemnly.
He writ solemnly.
You mean {write}? Also, remember to use the third singular form.
He writes solemnly.
The school make a solemnly rule.
{Solemnly} is an adverb which can’t be used to modify a noun.
{The school} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {make}.
The school makes a rule solemnly.
I have attended Basis for three years.
My parents sacrificed their life savings.
The school cafeteria give me tears.
At least I don’t have anymore cravings.
I study hard until the break of dawn.
I can finally close my tired eyes.
To society, I am just a pawn.
That will never wake up to all the lies.
It’s been a long day without you my friend.
Let us travel the world for old time’s sake.
Please do you have a couple bucks to lend?
I promise to go to our favorite lake.
I have attended Basis for too long.
For I feel my sanity too far gone.
ref – https://writewithchorus.com/rhymes/later
It’s been a long day without you my friend.
I will tell you all about it later.
You know why stupid love will always end?
Do you have some time, old buddy, to lend?
Don’t be distracted by that dumb player.
Because you have no more money to spend.
This is absolutely not your dead end.
Come out from the sadness you dumb stranger.
Stop looking at her beautiful rear end.
Girls and money are not all our intend.
Come out of your room and be my neighbor.
Get your lifestyle together and suspend.
Your time is money so don’t overspend.
Let’s play some games and use up those lasers.
There is a book I want to recommend.
The great book is called “Will You Be My Friend?”
I will come to you and be your savior.
For we do not want others to offend.
Is all this something you can comprehend?
celery (n) 芹菜
I hate celery.
Celery taste bad.
{Celery} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {taste}.
Celery tastes bad.
Celery is healthy.
Good!
endearment (n) 表示爱慕的话语
She speak endearment to her pet every day.
{She} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {speak}.
endearment means “the act of endearing, such as a caress or a hand on a shoulder”.
So, we must use it like this:
She love to speak endearment to her pet.
{She} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {jump}.
She speaks words of endearment to her pet every day.
She don’t like to speak endearment.
{She} is the third singular, so we use {doesn’t}.
endearment – noun
endearing – adjective
She doesn’t like to say endearing things.