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英语系动词（国外英文资料） My advice proved (to be) wrong. He proved a competent manager. The party turned out (to be) very successful. The rookie turned out (to be) The best hitter on The team. 7, study the attention of the verbs Pay special attention to the difference between the structure of the system and the passive voice formed by the be + past participle. Of table structure is focused on The characteristics of The subject or of The state, there is usually no guided by by prepositional phrases, such as: feel The was closed. The passive voice is focus on The emphasis on The subject is shown in action of The verb to bear, said action; In the sentence, you can use the prepositional phrase which is directed by by by. The door was closed by me. Also note the difference between the structure of the system composed of be + v-ing and its constituent. The structure of the system focuses on the features or state of the subject, and it also shows what the subject is. My job is teaching English. Mr. Wang is reading an evening paper now. Pay special attention to the use of certain verbs as both a verb and a practical verb. Some of the verbs are also pragmatic verbs, and when the verb is expressed in real meaning, it has a specific meaning, which can be used as a predicate, for example: He fell ill yesterday. He fell off the ladder. The newly invented soft drink tastes quite unique. The chef is tasting The fish carefully. In addition to nouns, adjectives, participles, infinitives, adverbs and prepositional phrases, there are several forms of the verb: (1) look, smell, sound, feel (feel). Appear (appear), seem (seem) to wait. Such as: He looked as if He had just stepped out of my book of fairy tales. She seemed as if She couldnt understand why Laura was there. It sounds to me as though theres a tap running somewhere. She felt as if her head were in the air. The river appeared as if enveloped in smog. There is no such thing as a be or look for the It + verb + that clause structure. Such