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初一语法复习大全 The first English grammar is used to review the whole of 2008-11-13 17:09:45 source: I want to contribute to the Internet The usage of the adjective: Adjectives are used to modify nouns to denote persons or things. It can be used as an attributive and phenotype in a sentence to restrict the characteristics of a modifier, such as length, size, weight, color, height, thin, new and old, etc. The little girl is very pretty. I want that one. Which one? Which one? -- The new blue one. Can I have a look at the big nice one? Can I have a look at that big, beautiful one? Personal pronouns: It is used to denote the pronoun of a person, with the number of singular and negative Numbers, and the points of the main and the binges. The nominative pronoun is the subject in the sentence. The pronoun is the object of a verb or preposition. I, we, you, he, he, she, it, they make the subject in the sentence Bingo: me, us, you, him, her, it, they are the objects in the sentence He and I are in the same class. Can you see them in the street? Can you see them on the street? Countable nouns and uncountable nouns Nouns in English are countable and uncountable nouns. Any countable noun is a countable noun; The uncountable nouns are called uncountable nouns. (1) countable nouns are divided into singular and plural forms. A countable noun can be decorated with indefinite articles, numerals, or some many. A man a desk an apple an orange some books some children tow pens (2) an uncountable noun plural form, cannot use the indefinite article, in front of the numerals and many words, but you can use a little words such as much to decorate. Sometimes they can be paired with quantifier phrases, which are usually countable, singular or plural. Some water a little milk much food a piece of bread tow bottles of water Imperative sentences Imperative sentence to indicate the request, command, etc., words are not in the subject, must form the predicate or a predicate + object (complement + objec