问答题What kind of linguistic phenomenon can you identify in the following dialogue? Define, analize and explain the phenomenon. (北外2010研)甲：上车请买票。乙：三张天安门。甲：您拿好。

问答题In Chinese tone changes are used in the way that affects the meanings of individual words. (中山大学201 1年研)

问答题What is the directive function? (西安交大2008研)

问答题Loanshift

问答题Snake. They were, madam; and, as I copied them myself in a feigned hand , there can be no suspicion whence they came. Lady Sneer. Did you circulate the report of Lady Britle" s intrigue with Captain Boastall ? Snake. That" s in as fine a train as your ladyship could wish. In the common course of things, I think it must reach Mrs. Clackitt" s ears within four-and-twenty hours; and then, you know, the business is as good as done .

问答题George Bernard Shaw" s plays aim at social reforms. He holds that the theatre has a didactic function. Please write a passage to tell us what morals Shaw wants to teach us in his well-known play Pygmalion.

问答题Please translate the following Chinese into English and pay attention to its literary quality. 真正成为自己不是一件很容易的事。世上有很多人，你说他是什么都行，例如是一种职业，一个身份，一个角色，唯独不是他自己。如果一个人总是按照别人的意见生活，总是为外在的事务忙碌，没有自己的内心生活，那么，说他不是他自己一点儿也没有冤枉他。因为的的确确，从他的头脑到心灵，你在其中已经找不到丝毫真正属于他自己的东西了，他只是别人的一个影子和事务的一架机器罢了。

问答题Enumerate three causes that lead to the systematic occurrence of errors in second language acquisition and give your examples.

问答题Read the following poem and answer the questions.Anecdote of the JarI placed a jar in Tennessee,And round it was, upon a hill.It made the slovenly wildernessSurround that hill.The wilderness rose up to it,And sprawled around, no longer wild.The jar was round upon the groundAnd tall and of a port in air.It took dominion every where.The jar was gray and bare. It did not give of bird or bush,Like nothing else in Tennessee.

问答题Translate the following paragraphs into Chinese. Write your translation on the Answer Sheet. I climbed heights above Yosemite Valley, California in order to see the splendid granite mountain, Half Dome, in its fullest view. Approaching the edge through the woods I was filled with heightened expectation. I saw the ruin of cabin and my approach caused the alignment of the chimney on this side of the valley with the shorn mountain across the valley. I stopped. Something happened. The stone verticals corresponded, one human-shaped, the other natural. The human site was still engaged in sightseeing. I was on its side. I saw the famous sights through the eyes of the ruin. I had come expecting beauty; I discovered an unexpected dimension to the beauty of the scene. In this experience I had been seeking the aesthetic. I knew I would find it, for I had seen post cards in advance and was following the trail map. The seeking took considerable effort and time. It was a heavy investment. I was not going for the scientific purpose of studying rock formation, or was it for the recreational purpose of exercising my limps in the fresh air, though that exertion added intensity to the experience and was its context.

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问答题Do today"s kids make terrible entry-level workers? 1 That"s a question much on employers" minds as graduation season kicks off and young adults begin their first full-time jobs. We"ve all heard the stories: assistants who wont "assist", new workers who can"t set an alarm, employees who can"t grasp institutional hierarchies. Bosses who toiled in the pre-Self Esteem Era salt mines have little patience for these upstarts. 2 A popular advice columnist had some choice words last week for a young employee who dismissively waved her sandwich at a superior requesting back-up during a critical meeting. The young woman explained that she was on her lunch break. Moreover, she noted, being "errand girl" wasn"t in her job description. It"s easy to laugh off these anecdotes, but there are some complex reasons for the lack of familiarity with work norms. 3 For one thing, many twenty-something adults have never held a menial summer job, once considered training wheels for adult life in the American middle class. It was once common to see teenagers mowing lawns, waiting tables, digging ditches, and bagging groceries for modest wages in the long summer months. 4 Summer employment was a social equalizer, allowing both rich and financially strapped teenagers to gain a foothold on adulthood, learning the virtues of hard work, respect and teamwork in a relatively low-stakes atmosphere. But youth employment has declined precipitously over the years and young people are losing a chance to develop these important life skills in the process. 5 Teenagers and twenty-somethings are the least skilled members of the work force, so it"s not surprising that they would be edged out in a recession by more reliable full-time workers.

问答题beta

问答题Clarify what "American history teachers" means by using IC Analysis.(2 points)

问答题Why do we need to teach culture in our language classroom? (四川大学2010研)

问答题British romanticism is a very important literary trend in the history of the English literature. Scholars singled out six major poets in this period of time: Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Shelly, Keats and Blake and constructed the basic notions of a unified Romanticism. What are the basic notions of Romanticism? Illustrate these notions of Romanticism with one or two examples.

问答题Hemingway"s war novel ends with a scene in a maternity hospital. How does this final topic, the death of a woman and a child in childbirth, force us to enlarge or reconsider what we took to be the central subject of the novel? In what sense is the novel a war novel? What is its subject if it is not war, battle, engagement with the enemy, strategy, etc.? Sufficient textual information is required to illustrate your viewpoints.

问答题What kind of foreign policy does modern Ireland adopt?

问答题Interlanguage（上海交大2005研)

问答题How to understand a sentence?