行测选词填空成语使用十大误区（Fill in the blanks for the use of Idioms ten misunderstandings）.docVIP

行测选词填空成语使用十大误区（Fill in the blanks for the use of Idioms ten misunderstandings） For fill in the use of Idioms ten misunderstandings.Txt In the national civil service examination in recent years, the idiom for multiple-choice questions in the class of relatively large proportion, and showed a gradual upward trend. From the examination form, a more obvious change is the characteristics of the civil service examination increasingly focused on the comprehensive examination, especially hybrid test idioms and words. In the test, the correct use of idioms of candidates (fill in the blanks, sentences) ability test, mainly from ten aspects to set wrong options or confusing items. The following experts combined with examples to explain in detail how to avoid these ten misunderstandings, candidates to successfully identify and use idioms. (a) in sound, easy, easy to mix in righteousness When we encounter idioms in the form of near, near or near, we should pay attention to analyze the different morphemes of similar idioms and find out the differences. (Note: morpheme is the smallest grammatical unit, that is, the smallest combination of phonetics and semantics) The 1. shapes are near and near Some idioms are easily confused when they are used because they are similar in pronunciation, shape, or have some common morphemes. Such as unpopular means can not make everyone convinced, and the pronunciation is similar, only one word of the phrase deliver the goods but that did not live up to expectations. There are other little and get and no ground for blame and without rebuke, not to regard it as right and not take it seriously, pay attention to the distinction between the meaning of. 2. righteousness near Some idioms, despite their similar meanings, still differ in their usage. Such as revolutionary and too busy to attend to all, the former refers to too many things, to see the eyes; the latter refers to people or things too much, but to cope with the reception. The two meanings are