【Grammar on the Go】
- 本日討論例句:
But you're forgetting that there's more to choosing a career than making money. - sentence pattern: there's more to choosing something than something else.
- This pattern is often used when we want to remind people to have a great prospect on something, sometimes it's easy to get... into a narrow way of thinking, when this happens, it's good to be reminded to take a winder point of view and not be so limited in our prospect.
- ex:
1. There's more to being a good student than getting high test scores.
2. There's more to being a pet-owner than giving your animal food and water.
【Chat Room】
- 特別注意以下單字的發音:
need to be careful with the pronunciation of those words:
- decent adj. 像樣的,相當不錯的
/'disnt/
ex: a decent lifestyle 舒服的生活
- a very good, comfortable or statisfying lifestyle - descent n. 下降,降落 meaning drop or fall (例1);血統,遺傳(例2)
/dI's倒3nt/
ex:
1. a airplane descent from certain attitude
2. Doris is of German-British descent. 德-英後裔 - dissent v. 不贊同,反對 to dissent means to disagree
/dI's倒3nt/
ex: I wish to dissent. - the formal way to say you don't agree with something
- highlight n. 最精彩的部份
ex:
1. Visiting the Eiffel Tower is one of the highlights of the city tour of Paris.
2. Highlights of the football game will be shown on the evening news. - roll in dough [idiom] (口語用法)很有錢
(dough : 金錢)
ex:
1. Herny is now rolling in dough after the successful opening of his own computer company.
2. Betty might be dressed simply, but actually she's rolling in dough. - decent adj. 像樣的,還不錯的,過得去的;正派的(例3)
ex:
1. This old lady lives in a decent apartment.
2. The homeless child is now living in decent conditions with his foster family.
--foster family 寄養家庭
3. Eric finally found a decent job.
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