cost_spend与take的区别（The difference between cost_spend and take）.doc

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cost_spend与take的区别（The difference between cost_spend and take）.doc

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cost_spend与take的区别（The difference between cost_spend and take）

cost_spend与take的区别（The difference between cost_spend and take） Cost, spend, and take all represent costs. The difference is as follows: 1, from the subject used to see: The subject of cost is usually a thing or thing (including a form subject, it); it cannot be a person; the subject of spend can only be human; it cannot be a thing or thing; the subject of take can be a thing or thing (including a form subject, it), or a person. Such as: The computer cost (me) $2 0, the computer cost (me) $2000. It costs (me) $1 000, a,, year, to, run, a, car., using a car costs me $100 per year. I have, spent, all, day, looking, for, you.,, Ive been looking for you for the whole day. It took, me, an, hour, to, write, the, letter.,, I wrote this letter and it took me about two hours. The, letter, took, me, an, hour (to, write) I, took, an, hour, to, write, the, letter. (ibid.) Note: if cost does not mean cost, but objectively or passively, then it can be used as the subject. Such as: Smokers cost the government a lot of money every year. smoking people spend a lot of government money every year. 2, from the object of view: The object of cost is usually money. The object of take is usually time, and the object of spend can be time or money. Such as: How much, did, it, cost, to, build, the, bridge? How much did it cost to build the bridge? It took her two hours to walk to the station. walked to the station and took her two hours. He spends much time (money) on books., he spent a lot of time reading (a lot of money to buy) books. Note: cost is sometimes used for time, but is usually used only in general time (usually not for specific definite times). Such as: Making, experiments, like, this, costs, much, time, and, labour., it takes a lot of time and effort to do such experiments. According to traditional grammar, the object of take is usually time, but in modern English it is common to use money as its object. Such as: It, takes, a, lot, of, money, house., to, buy, a, buying a house co