Brother Hui is now in New Oriental ~ Now Brother Hui is excellent in class ~

About parenthesis ~ I'll move it a little here ~ (specifically, it's better to listen to teacher AARON Li, and teachers Weibo and AARON Li also have videos of parenthesis ~)

Simply put:

Sentences are divided into main structure and decorative structure.

The English-Chinese translation of the main structure is basically the same:

I'll come. )

I love you.

I give you my heart.

You make me happy.

Main table (you are mine)

The translation of these structures is in the same order as Chinese translation.

So the important thing is:

Improved structure

"Four long and two short" (the previous "three long and two short", Huige course is also constantly improving in teaching, and this method may be seen in various reference books this year ~ it is basically an example of copying Huige)

"Two short words" refer to adjectives and adverbs.

"Four Longs" and "Four Golden Flowers" include:

Preposition phrase: (Preposition ends with a noun)

Clause: (leading words to declarative sentences)

Non-predicate verb: (doing/doing/finishing)

Adverbial of time: (indicating time without preposition)

The key points are: turn over the main part directly, put brackets around Jinhua, ask questions smoothly, and adjust the words and order to write Chinese (this step can be omitted if you train listening, speaking, reading and writing)

I moved here according to brother Hui's method, omitting part of it. Let's take Brother Hui's words as the standard. I moved them for reference only. The people I touched may not seem to understand it very well, but if you really master this method, it is really useful to start doing the problem.