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Meimei MianDianRen Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Sentence Structures!!
Dear sir,
Could you please tell me how to make a sentence structure? I already known the meaning of the following word but that is difficult to make a sentence for me. Please explain me with some example.
glutton
Thank you very much.
Could you please tell me how to make a sentence structure? I already known the meaning of the following word but that is difficult to make a sentence for me. Please explain me with some example.
glutton
Thank you very much.
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Hi, You mean like this, for example? Tom is a glutton. Tom eats like a glutton.
- Hi, You mean like this, for example?
- Tom is a glutton.
- Tom eats like a glutton.
- I don't like gluttons.
- Clive
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Hi,
You mean like this, for example?
Tom is a glutton.
Tom eats like a glutton.
I don't like gluttons.
Clive
You mean like this, for example?
Tom is a glutton.
Tom eats like a glutton.
I don't like gluttons.
Clive
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Thank you very much.
Just only use for eating habit or should I use to another way?
Just only use for eating habit or should I use to another way?
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Hi,
Literally, it relates to eating food. He is very, very eager for food.
Figuratively, it means he is very, very eager for things other than food. eg He is a glutton for work means that he is very, very eager to get work.
Your dictionary should tell you about these various meanings.
Best wishes, Clive
Literally, it relates to eating food. He is very, very eager for food.
Figuratively, it means he is very, very eager for things other than food. eg He is a glutton for work means that he is very, very eager to get work.
Your dictionary should tell you about these various meanings.
Best wishes, Clive
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