部分虚词的使用不当释疑（Part of the improper use of words meaning）.docVIP

部分虚词的使用不当释疑（Part of the improper use of words meaning） Part of the improper use of words meaning Related words, refers to the play of the correlation function of words in a sentence; the proper use of the improper use of a readable and fluent, if wrong. As candidates, the most attention should be paid to the following circumstances. Improper, the position of sentences related words. Generally speaking, in which consists of two or more than two clauses in complex sentences, if two (or three) clause subject is common, then the first clause related words should be in the first clause after the subject; if two (or three). Each subject, then association the words should be a clause in the first clause in front of the subject. Such as only artists into life, to find a rich source of creation, this is a complex sentence consisting of two clauses, they are the subject of artists, so the sentence only must be placed on the subject, unless otherwise, after a clause to say another thing. For example, to say literature and art to the prosperity of it, otherwise it is wrong.. A coastal city requires not only the reform and opening up, and the mainland also needs to reform and opening up, this is a complex sentence consisting of two clauses, two clauses of each subject (coastal city and mainland), in accordance with the above said rules, language Related words in the first clause must be placed in front of the subject otherwise, only the second clause, unless the coastal city, such as and the need to increase the intensity of reform and opening up it is wrong, otherwise. Another example is even if the results are based on, but if they cannot explain countless creatures on earth, how to achieve their respective experience variation structure extremely perfect and adapt to each other, it is difficult to satisfactory, this is a three clauses of two repeated sentences, three clauses are the subject of this conclusion, so the words even should also be placed after the subject. Mutual