How do we read English?

Knowledge expansion:

1. Pronouns Our English Expression

"We" in Chinese is a first-person plural pronoun, which refers to the speaker and other people or a group of people. Corresponding to "we" in English, it is also a first-person plural pronoun, which is used to express the speaker and other people or a group of people.

2. The usage and difference between we and we.

We and we have similar usage in grammar, both of which are used to replace the group composed of speakers and others. For example, Chinese: "We will go to the party tomorrow." "We are going to a party tomorrow."

3. We are nominative and accusative.

The pronoun "we" in English can be used as the subject or object in a sentence. As a subject, it is in the nominative form, and as an object, it is in the accusative form. For example: nominative: "We are students." Binge: "He invited us to the party."

4.4. The reflexive pronoun form of we

The reflexive pronoun "ourselves" in English is the reflexive form of "we", which is used to emphasize that the sender and receiver of the action are the same person or group. For example, "We had a good time at the beach yesterday."

5. The possessive form of we in English is "ours", which is used to express the things or attributes owned by "us". For example, "Our car is parked outside."

6.6. Tense and voice changes of we

The pronoun "we" in English does not change with the tense and voice of the sentence, and always maintains the form of "we". For example, the present continuous tense: "We are preparing for the exam." We played football in the park.

Conclusion:

"We" is the first person plural pronoun in Chinese, and the corresponding English word is "we". "We" is used in English to indicate the speaker and other people or a group of people. It has nominative, accusative, reflexive pronoun and possessive forms, which change according to the structure and semantics of the sentence. When using "we", we need to pay attention to tense, voice and context to ensure accurate and clear expression.