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English Learning without the familiarity with grammatical rules?
In China, in NMET there is a stationary pattern which test examinees on the applying of grammatical rules. All the examinees are required to complete a passage by filling in blank according to grammatical structures or sentence structure.
So here I'd like to consult about the importance of grammatical ruls learning .
Say, what do you think of the learning of grammar? Will it be possible to go ahead with English learning with the familiarity with it?
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What do we say"故事情节是这么发展的"in English? Is it ok to say "Here goes the story."
What's the way we translate"故事是这么说的/故事是这样发展的" in English?
I just keep wondering early this morning while i was checking my students essay, in which they are required to share their impression of the song that touched them most. One of the boy students tried to explain the plot, a romantic love story conveyed by singer JamesBlunt. I abstracted his point here-----The first time I heard the song "You're beautiful", I was absoulately touched, which narrates a romantic story. A boy fell in love with a girl at the first sight during their chance encounter on a subway. Knowing that the charming girl had already been someone else's girlfriend, the boy...
After checking his writing, I think that betwen "...,which narrates a romantic story.'and "A boy fell in love...", there is a lack of a necessary phrase to link up these two sentences, in other words, there's a lack of coherence.
Herein, I come up with my confusion mentioned above.
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What's the difference between essential and necessary?
eager for explanation with some example
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