English translation of love funerai

English translation of love funerai

love's funeral

English translation
For example:
XXX：
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Love
XXX

Love is equivalent to your love
But usually the end of a formal letter is not love, but your love

Make a sentence: the prepositional phrase of the place is in the sentence, and the predicate verb is in the present continuous tense

he is having lunch in the classroon
he is taking a shower in the bathroom
he is playing football at school
he is sitting beside the door
they are watching TV at home

How to identify prepositional phrases as attributives and prepositional phrases as adverbials
For example:
look at the sentences on the blackboard.
write the sentences ont thre blackboard.
I know the first is attributive and the second is adverbial
I want to know how to judge and why

First, look at the sentences written on the blackboard. Second, write these sentences on the blackboard
It's very simple to distinguish. One of the ways is to remove this part and check whether the meaning of the sentence is complete. For example, the first sentence, removing the attributive, is to look at the senses, The meaning of the sentence is obviously different from that of the original sentence. One is to write these sentences on the blackboard, the other is to write these sentences
In the first sentence, the meaning of on the blackboard is to limit the scope of the senses, which is a whole. In the second sentence, on thre blackboard, which is not a whole, is equivalent to on plus thre blackboard. On is connected with the preceding verb

For example, the boy in blue is my brother = = the boy (who is) in blue is my brother, the book written by my father is my favorite = = the book (which is) written by my father is my favorite?

The boy in blue is my brother. Is a simple sentence, while the boy who is in blue is my brother. Is a compound sentence, in which who is in blue is an attributive clause, modifying boy
The book written by my father is my favorite

What is a prepositional phrase as a post attributive
Such as the title

Attributives are used to modify nouns or pronouns, to explain the nature, characteristics and affiliation of the modified words, and to limit or modify the sentence elements of nouns (or pronouns). Common attributives in English are nouns, adjectives, participles, gerunds, infinitives, numerals, pronouns, adverbs, prepositional phrases and clauses

Prepositional phrases as post attributives: prepositional phrases indicate positions after verbs
Who can give some examples

bus on the road
TV in the living room
teeth in your mouth
people inside the bulding
rocks on the moon
skeletons in the closet

This is an air ticket from Beijing to Shanghai.
This sentence is from Beijing to Shanghai?
An attributive clause omits the leading word

From Beijing to Shanghai itself can be used as an attribute
It is regarded as an attributive clause;
This is an air ticket [which is] from Beijing to Shanghai
Although it makes sense, it's too cumbersome to express

Use below, under, in front of, in the front of, above, beside, behind and over to make sentences respectively
Make a sentence for each word

His income is well below the average.
His income is well below average
She pushed all her hair under a headscarf.
She covered her hair with a scarf
The car in front of me stopped suddenly and I had to brake.
The car in front of me stopped suddenly and I had to brake
The sun rose above the horizon.
The sun rose to the horizon
He lived in a town beside the sea.
He lives in a town by the sea
Don't look behind or you may fall.
Don't look back, or you'll fall
He sprinkled sugar over his cereal.
He sprinkled sugar on his cereal

In on under behind next to
Urgent need

Look this is my room.It isn't very big but it is very clean.
There is a desk and a chair in my room.There are many books on the desk.
My soccer ball is under the desk.
My bed is next to the wall.