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Dot.dot.dot Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
a few random questions
Original sentence:
it ended up fighting.
My teacher said it is wrong. It should be ended up in a fighting.
Is it correct?
Original sentence:
They should see it as a precious experience.
My teacher said I should use treat instead of see.
because he said it is Chinglish. I doubt if it is correct??
Original sentence:
Their couch should instilled sportsmanship into them to let .... .
similiar question. My teacher said it should be instilled to not instilled into. but I had consulted the dictionary before and it says instilled sth. into sb.
Thanks
it ended up fighting.
My teacher said it is wrong. It should be ended up in a fighting.
Is it correct?
Original sentence:
They should see it as a precious experience.
My teacher said I should use treat instead of see.
because he said it is Chinglish. I doubt if it is correct??
Original sentence:
Their couch should instilled sportsmanship into them to let .... .
similiar question. My teacher said it should be instilled to not instilled into. but I had consulted the dictionary before and it says instilled sth. into sb.
Thanks
Top answer
It ended up in a fight. "See" is fine. "Treat" means something a little different.
- It ended up in a fight.
- "See" is fine.
- "Treat" means something a little different.
- You meant "coach", no doubt.
- We instill things into things.
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It ended up in a fight.
"See" is fine. "Treat" means something a little different.
You meant "coach", no doubt. We instill things into things.
"See" is fine. "Treat" means something a little different.
You meant "coach", no doubt. We instill things into things.
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thank you for your reply.
and what is the difference between treat and see when we use these words in that sentence?
and what is the difference between treat and see when we use these words in that sentence?
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"They should see it as a precious experience."
"See" means to adopt a certain opinion about it. "Treat" means to act according to it. The two meanings are quite similar, and there is really not as much difference as I make it sound.
"See" means to adopt a certain opinion about it. "Treat" means to act according to it. The two meanings are quite similar, and there is really not as much difference as I make it sound.
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