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在英语中,有的单词如“everyday”是形容词,意思是“平常的”,“一般的”,“日常的”,只能置于名词之前,用作定语,不能分写成everyday;而every day是副词短语,意思是“每天”,只能用作时间状语,不能合写成everyday.类似这种易混词的不同意义和用法值得初学者注意.本文仅将某些易混词语分组就其较常见的意义和用法通过释例加以辨异,后面并附练习,以供实践. 1.anyone,any one anyone pron.任何人(=anybody)用于疑问句、否定句以及表示怀疑或条件的句子里,其后不接of短语.用于肯定句时,含有“全体而无例外”之义,其后可用复数形式代词指代. Anyonecan enterfor thecompetition,can’tthey?任何人都可以参
In English, some words such as “everyday” are adjectives, meaning “usual”, “general”, “daily”, can only be placed in front of a noun, used as attributive, can not be divided into everyday; and every day It is an adverb phrase, meaning “every day”, which can only be used as a time adverbial, and cannot be written as everyday. The similar meanings and usages of such adjectives are worthy of attention for beginners. This article only classifies some of the confusable words for comparison. Common meanings and usages are discerned through the examples of interpretation and are followed by exercises for practice. 1.anyone, any one anyone pron. Anybody (=anybody) is used in questions, negative sentences, and sentences that express suspicion or condition. , followed by without the phrase. When used in affirmative sentences, it contains the meaning of “whole without exception”, which can be referred to as plural pronouns. Anyonecan enterfor thecompetition,can’tthey? anyone can participate