Like study carry, a verb ending with a consonant letter and y, a must verb

dry try
identify bury

What are adjectives that end with a consonant and a Y?

What nouns end with a vowel and a Y
I asked for specific words, not theories

Soybeans
Boy
Ray
Bay Bay
Day
Hay
Pay compensation
May

Write a short essay with library restaurant between through crosses from the way to next to in front of

From the way to restaurant,there is the library.It is next to the hospital and in front of it,there is a bus stop.You just go down through this street to the big hotel which is between two parking lot...

Does the verb after the preposition have to add ing
Nothing is more important than to receive education?
To receive education, why not add ing to receive

What you said upstairs is not very complete. I'll add a few points
In a sentence, the preposition is usually followed by the object, commonly known as the preposition object structure
The students who ask questions must know that the object is usually a noun / noun phrase or pronoun. If a verb wants to be an object, it must become a gerund, that is, a verb + ing, which is often called a prepositional phrase
Generally, when you come across the verb + ing after the preposition, you can judge that it is a preposition phrase
To + the original form of the verb is called the infinitive. The infinitive has the characteristics of a verb, as well as nouns, adjectives and adverbs. The infinitive can be used as subject, object, predicative, attribute and adverbial in grammatical function, which you will learn in class^^

The difference between and from to
For example: I go to school from Monday to Friday, why can't we use between and here?
I had a little sleep between 2p. M to 7p. M
When can it be exchanged? Is it suitable?

Li Ping sits between Wei Fang and Wang Hai. Li Ping sits between Wei Fang and Wang Hai

Are all prepositions followed by the verb ing?
So why want to do have to do?
Not want to doing
Do you want the third person singular plus es

Are all prepositions followed by the verb ing?
yes
So why want to do? Have to do?
Not want to doing?
Because here to is not a preposition, it is an infinitive
Do you want the third person singular plus es
Do not use the original form of the verb

I'm sitting -------- David ang dating A.Next to b.near c.between d.across from

Verb + preposition phrase!
For example, look after look up
Please classify the verbs of the first word into as many similar phrases as possible,
If you are satisfied, you will add all the scores~

♣ look
look up … In search
Look sb. Up and down
Look back to / upon
look upon… As to regard as
Look forward to
Look through
Take a new look
♣ feel
In fear
(be) in fear of
For fear of / that
♣ concentrate
Concentrate on
Concentrate one's mind on
Similar phrases:
fix one’s mind upon
focus on
put one’s heart into
focus one’s mind on
♣ surprise
In surprise
To one's surprise
be surprise at/to do/that
Be surprised at sth
&#Words and phrases indicating the action or state of "dressing"
1. Expressions of actions are as follows:
pull on
put on
dress
dress sb
2. The expressions of state are as follows:
wear
be in
be dressed in
have … on
&#Common phrases and words expressing "like"
like
care for
be keen on
be fond of
take delight in…
♣ trouble
Have many trouble / no trouble (in) doing With / without difficulties
take great trouble to do
Take the trouble to do sth
put sb to the trouble of doing …
Embarrass sb. To do sth
Make trouble
be in (great) trouble
Get into trouble; be in trouble
help sb. out of trouble
Help sb out of trouble
♣ end
come to an end…… end
Put an end to
On end erect, continuous
In the end
end up (by) doing… With end
Make both ends meet
&#To cause to be caused by The phrase "cause" is "cause"
1. Lead to
cause sth. (to do)
result in
lead to
2. By cause
be caused by
result from
grow out of
lie in
&#"Go all out" phrases
do / try one’s best
spare no efforts to do
take great pains to do
go all out to do
do what somebody can (do) to do
do all somebody can (do) to do
♣ direction
in (the ) direction of… . towards direction
Under the direction of Under the guidance of
Follow the directions
♣ far
Far from (being) The demands are far apart
Far from + (a place)
Far away
So far
As far as sb. Knows / sees
by far
(before the highest level, after the comparative level) play an emphasis role
♣ distance
In the distance
From / at a distance
keep sb. at a distance
Keep a distance from sb
It is no distance at all
♣ use
Used to do
be used to doing … Get used to
Be used to do
Make good / full use of
Come into use
it is no use doing … Do of no avail
♣ different expressions of "what happened"
What’s wrong with… .?
What’s the matter with… ?
What’s the trouble with… ?
What happened (to sb.) ?
♣ "well known" commonly used expression:
It is known to all that… That cannot be omitted
As is known to all
We all know (that) followed by the object clause
Everyone knows (that) followed by the object clause
Which is known to all
&#Agree with sb's opinion
agree with sb. /what sb. said
agree to sth.
approve (of) sth.
in favour of sth.
be agreeable to sth.
be for sth.
"Disagree"
disagree with sb./ what sb. said
object to sth.
disapprove (of) sth.
be against sth.
♣ sign
Sign one's name
sign to sb (not) to do sth.
Signal sb (not) to do sth
signs of …
…… Signs of
♣ the difference between would rather and prefer
I prefer to do Instead of
would rather do A than do B
prefer A to B
prefer to do A rather than do B
2. Would rather + past tense
eg. I would rather you came tomorrow than today.
Should prefer sb. To do sth. / should prefer subject + past tense
eg. I should prefer you not to go there alone.
OR: I should prefer that you did not go there alone.
♣ trap
Be caught in a trap
Be led into a trap
Set a trap to do sth
Be trapped in sth Besieged by
♣ grow
In the growth of . growing up
Grow up
Grow rich on Get rich
Grow into
Grow out of Cause / breed
♣ make
Be made up of = consider of form
Make up for
Be made from / of cause
Make up
Be made into
Make fun of
Make a living
The difference between supply, provide and offer:
Provide sth. to sb
supply / provide sb. with sth.
supply / provide sth. for sb.
supply sth. to sb.
offer sb. sth.
Offer to do sth
offer to do sth.
"If" and "if"
provided / providing that
= on condition that
=only if
4. Supply / meet a need
&#Common phrases of 9827; supply
In short supply
Medical / military supply
supplies of… many
&#Common phrases of 9827; lack
Be sucking in sth Insufficient
make up for the lack of
Make up for The inadequacy of
for/by/from/through lack of…
Because of Lack of
Have no lack of
&#Common phrases of 9827; damage
Do damage / harm to Harmful
Cause damage to Causing damage
Ask for damage
The difference between die of and die from
Die of "Illness" or death from cold, anger, or excessive grief
die of cancer/grief/hunger/anger/cold
Die from injury, accident or overwork
die from polluted air/overwork/sword thrust
♣ die
Die for one's country
Die down
Die out
Die away
Die a hero death
♣ threaten
Thread sb. With sth Threaten sb
threaten to do… Threaten to do
under the threat of… In Under the threat of
♣ speed
Speed up
at the speed of… With The speed of
With great speed
♣ aim
Take aim at
Reach an aim
Aim at
The difference between permit and allow
The usage of the table "allow to do something" or "allow someone to do something" is basically the same
permit/allow doing sth.
permit/allow sb. to do sth.
permit /allow of sth
Generally, it means "time, condition, etc." in the independent nominative structure, permit is often used
Time/Weather permitting, I’ll drop in on her.
Allow can also mean "admit" or "consider"
1. We allow him to be wronged.
2. will take an hour to go there, allowing for traffic delays.
♣ means
By means of Come on
By this means / in this way
By no means / in no case
By all means
♣ keep
Keep up with ..
Keep sb. Doing sth
Keep sb. From doing sth Do sth
Keep off the grass
Keep to the point
Keep in touch with keep in contact
♣ mark
Make one's mark
Be marked with
gain/get full marks for …… Full marks
♣ seat
Take one's seat
Have a seat
see/fin

Like study carry, a verb ending with a consonant letter and y, a must verb