问答题Which linguistic school or approach do you think will develop rapidly in China? Elaborate your view in no less than 100 words.

问答题Why do Chinese students often use "in the campus" rather than the correct form "on campus"?

问答题In words like "unthinkable", the suffix "able" means more than "able to be X-ed". Think of TWO more words of this type.

问答题______

问答题narrow escape

问答题Killer Sentenced to Die for Second Time in 10 Years.

问答题Determiner phrase (DP) is the name newly given to the NP in generative grammar. A DP can be a form like 1) a book ; 2) the book ; 3) books ; 4) Φ book This name may be better than the old name of NP in that it reminds us of something when we (Chinese speakers) learn or teach English. Do you agree to this? Try to tell anything significant here.

问答题…a writer, when he has made his first breakthrough, has simply won a crucial skirmish in a dangerous, unending, and unpredictable battle.

问答题Directions:Inthispart,youareallowedtowriteacompositiononthetopicStudentUseofComputers.Yourcompositionshouldincludethefollowingthreeparts.1)Pleasedescribethechange;2)Pleaseexplainwhyitchanges;3)Youthinkwhatdifficultiesorproblemsarethepresentcollegestudentsfacingincomputerusing.Youshouldwriteatleast150words.WriteyouressayonANSWERSHEET2.

问答题How well, in your opinion, does the word "communication" represent the function of human language?

问答题the A(H1N1)virus

问答题十四行诗

问答题Read the argument and the instructions that follow it, and then make any notes that will help you plan your response. Write your response on a separate sheet of paper. If possible, type your essay on a word processor. An economist addressed the following statement to a group of economists and policy makers: Our federal government often employs subsidies and trade measures to protect the well-being of certain traditional industries, such as steel production and agriculture, because these industries have been seen as vital to the nation's interests. In recent decades, however, the nation's economy has grown far more from the development of newer, information-oriented industries such as pharmaceuticals, computer technology, and media. These newer industries promise more growth in personal income and tax revenue than do the older industries, and they are generally less harmful to the environment. It is wrong, therefore, for the federal government to protect and subsidize traditional industries such as steel and agriculture, when such protectionist practices may delay workers in these traditional industries from moving to newer sectors of the economy that can offer greater benefits to workers and to the nation as a whole. Discuss how well reasoned you find this argument. In your discussion, be sure to analyze the line of reasoning and the use of evidence in the argument. For example, you may need to consider what questionable assumptions underlie the thinking and what alternative examples or counterexamples might weaken the conclusion. You can also discuss what sort of evidence would strengthen or refute the argument, what changes in the argument would make it more logically sound, and what, if anything, would help you better evaluate its conclusion.

问答题Dialogues 1)and 2)were produced by an English child aged 2 years and 4 months and her mother. Dialogues 3)and 4)were produced by another English child aged 3 years and 11 months and her mother. I. Describe the language of the two children iexically, syntactically, semantically and pragmatically. II. Discuss the similarity and differences you notice in their language. (C refers to child, and M mother. )1)C: me want that. M: you've got a real piano. C: why?M: it's upstairs. C: why? why?M: what do you mean why?C: why?2)C: mewantto readthat. M: okay. let's read that. C: read that. wrong side. M: I think you've got it upside down. C: look. look her toe. M: I think they're funny shoes actually. made to look like toes. C: why?3)(looking at a picture book)M: that's an animal called an iguana. don't you like that?C: coverhe's face. M: oh why? don't you like it?C: no he's—M: he's rather a friendly iguana. C: what are guanas?M: Iguanas. It's a sort of lizard—animal—green animal. 4)C: when is Daddy going to come back?M: quite soon. I think love. C: at eight o'clock?M: no. I hope he'll be back at one o'clock. C: Mummy, he's going to be back at eight o'clock. M: is he?

问答题concord (or: agreement)

问答题What is sociolinguistics?

问答题It is between Admass and Englishness, ailing and impoverished, in no position to receive vast subsidies of dollars…

问答题A discussion on Saussure as the father of modem linguistics

问答题With mobile phones now doubling as everything from cameras to music players, a wireless technology known as Bluetooth is in a lot of people"s pockets too. This wireless protocol allows us to send photos from our phones to a computer. Most computers are Bluetooth-compatible, but if you have an old model that isn"t, ask about a device for your USB drive to provide wireless connectivity. The technology can also be used to stream music from a phone to a hi-fi unit; gaming consoles, which long ago ditched the cords that connect controllers to the main unit, now use Wi-Fi networks to connect players worldwide; and some radios can connect to wireless LANs, exposing them to worldwide radio stations? Wireless technology is also appearing in stereos. In Sony"s Radio Frequency system, for example, speakers are connected wirelessly to amplifiers, so they can be placed any where in a room, the only cord being the plug into the wall. Cord-free electricity is some way off yet, but a wireless world no longer seems like pie in the sky. Notes： (1)protocol草约，议定书 (2)compatible与……符合，相容的 (3)console板架的支架 (4)ditch(俚语)抛弃 (5)stereo音响装置 (6)amplifier扩音器

问答题We can use the pattern "it is..." (the cleft construction) to emphasize any part of a sentence except the predicate. What can we do if we must emphasize it? Please give examples to high-light your emphasis of any part of this sentence: I bought a book in the city yesterday.