考研英语完形填空红花绿叶词整理.docx

考研英语完形填空红花绿叶词整理 There are certain words in the English language that are known as green leaf words。These words are often used incorrectly in writing and can cause n for the reader。In this article。we will discuss some of the most commonly misused green leaf words and how to use them correctly. Against is a n that is often used to indicate n or resistance。For example。I am against the idea of raising taxes. However。it is frequently used incorrectly as a synonym for versus, as in The Lakers are playing against the Celtics. To use against correctly。it should be used to indicate a n of n or resistance. Any is a determiner that is often used to indicate a lack of specificity。For example。I will take any job that is available. However。it is frequently used incorrectly as a synonym for some, as in I need any help I can get. To use any correctly。it should be used to indicate a lack of specificity or to indicate a negative。as in I dont have any money. Apparent is an adjective that is often used to indicate something that is visible or us。For example。The apparent cause of the accident was a blown tire. However。it is frequently used incorrectly as a synonym for seemingly, as in He was apparent to be upset. To use apparent correctly。it should be used to indicate something that is visible or us. As if is a n that is often used to indicate a comparison or simile。For example。She danced as if she were floating on air. However。it is frequently used incorrectly as a synonym for like, as in He looks as if hes tired. To use as if correctly。it should be used to indicate a comparison or simile. Available is an adjective that is often used to indicate something that is accessible or obtainable。For example。There are no available seats on the flight. However。it is frequently used incorrectly as a synonym for present, as in He was available at the meeting. To use available correctly。it should be used to indicate something that is accessible or obtainable. Frequently is an adverb that is often