Third grade revision 10 sick sentence.

The PLA uncle shot down five enemy planes and three warships.

Pride and complacency are obstacles to learning.

These are cultural relics unearthed in the Tang Dynasty.

After watching this TV series, everyone was deeply impressed.

Two new recreational projects aided by Britain have been set up in this park.

I guess he must have done this problem wrong.

He rushed into the classroom and happily announced that he would go for a spring outing tomorrow.

After listening to this report, we learned a lot.

In winter, the cold wind whistling in your face makes people tremble.

Even if you are a genius, you can't do without the training and education of teachers.

The materials are incomplete, mainly due to the lack of subject and object: hearing Bai's story reminds me of many past events. (there is no subject, remove the "stone". )

Improper collocation includes improper collocation of subject and predicate, improper collocation of verb and object, improper collocation of modifiers and head words, and improper collocation of related words in complex sentences, for example, his sharp eyes cast on the crowd. (Improper collocation of subject and predicate, change "eyes" to "eyes". )

Repeat: Uncle Li is old and his hair on his head is all white. Where is the hair without it? It can be seen that the word "head" is unnecessary, otherwise it will be verbose. )

Inconsistent or contradictory expressions: For example, the key to the success or failure of this basketball game is the Qi Xin cooperation of the players. The first half of the sentence says "win or lose", and the second half only says "win". If the two sides disagree, it should be changed to "the key to success or failure" or "whether the players can work together in Qi Xin". )

Vague concept: For example, dozens of literary books such as The Journey to the West, Water Margin and Xinhua Dictionary are neatly placed in the bookcases in Sharla Cheung. Xinhua Dictionary is not a literary book and should be taken off the shelves. )

Abuse of adverbs and prepositions and misuse of negative words: for example, three taboos in sleeping: first, don't get angry before going to bed; second, don't eat enough before going to bed; third, don't lie in the wind. ("taboo" means "can't", and the "no" in the last three sentences should be removed, otherwise the meaning is completely opposite. )

Ambiguity: For example, two short courses in mathematics and physics held by our school offer agricultural mathematics and agricultural electromechanical courses. There are two understandings of this sentence: (1) These two courses are offered in the short courses of mathematics and physics respectively, that is, these two courses are offered in the short courses of mathematics and these two courses are also offered in the short courses of physics.

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