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部分否定形を使ってみよう
作成したスクリプトは講師により添削されます。
I will try to make some examples.
I don't like all of his characteristic.
I don't be always kind to them.
I don't quite agree his proposals.
I will try to make some examples.
I don't like all of his characteristics.
I am not always kind to them.
I don't quite agree with his proposals.
Okay!
I am not always clam in my work.
Not everyone doesn't play soccer or baseball nowadays.
Not only ten people are against your opinion.
Is the last sentense the partial negative form?
Okay!
I am not always calm at work.
Not everyone can play soccer or baseball nowadays.
Not only ten people are against your opinion.
Is the last sentence the partial negative form?
I think the partial negative form is not quite difficult in grammatically.
Of course, it does not apply all people.
Don't you completely disagree with me?
I got it. Here are some other examples.
Boss is not always correct in the technical field.
Not all engineers have aspiration.
Although we have studied English from a elementary school, not everyone can speak English well.
We don't have to use English necessarily in our daily life.
I got it. Here are some other examples.
My boss is not always correct in the technical field.
Not all engineers have aspiration.
Although we have studied English from elementary school, not everyone can speak English well.
We don't have to use English all the time in our daily life.
2. article not needed in this case
3. or "We don't have to always use English in our daily life" or "It is not an absolute necessity to use English in our daily life"
Okay. This is the last sentence of the partial negative form.
I don't know everything of English grammar, but I fully understand how to use the partial negative form!
関連単語
- always(いつも)
- not all(すべてではない)
- quite(まったく、完全に)
- necessarily(必ず)
- completely(完全に)
関連フレーズ
- She does not always agree with me.(彼女がいつも私に同意するとは限りません。)
- Your theory is not completely wrong.(君の理論は完全に間違っているというわけではありません。)
- The museum is not always crowded on Sundays.(その美術館は日曜日にいつも混んでいるわけではありません。)
- Not everybody in the class has read his work.(クラスの全員が彼の作品を読んでいるわけではありません。)
- I don't like all of his songs.(私は彼の歌の全部が好きだというわけではありません。)
こんな方にオススメ
2. describing what you are "am" is needed. what you are not, "am not" is needed
3. we say "agree with something"