時間：2011-09-15 17:00來源：藍天飛行翻譯 作者：航空 點擊：次
|
There are eight parts of speech used in Simplified English. verb (v) noun (n) adjective (adj) adverb (adv) article (art) preposition (pre) pronoun (pn) conjunction (con) The last four parts of speech are "function words". Function words connect and relate ideas in a sentence. Forms of Approved Keywords UNounsU: Nouns are shown only in their singular form, but plurals are permitted (unless a Note tells you otherwise). Example: AGENT (n) (the plural AGENTS is permitted) UVerbsU: Verbs are shown in the forms that are permitted (refer to Part 1, Section 3). Do not use verbs in other forms. Example: ADAPT (v), ADAPTS, ADAPTED, ADAPTED UAdjectivesU: Adjectives are shown in their basic form, with their comparative and superlative forms, if permitted, in parentheses. Example: SLOW (adj) (SLOWER, SLOWEST) UAdverbsU: Approved adverbs are listed separately. Do not use an adverb if it is not listed as approved. Examples: SLOW (adj) andSLOWLY (adv) are both approved. SLOWLY is listed separately in its correct alphabetical sequence. BAD (adj) is approved but badly (adv) is not. It is listed separately, but as unapproved. Therefore, you must not use it. UColumn 2U: Assigned Meanin / USE (approved words) This column gives the meaning of an approved keyword as we use it in Simplified English. Some words have other meanings in everyday English. You must not use approved words with these everyday meanings. Use only the approved meaning. Example: ACROSS (pre) From one side to the other side |
