SCI英文论文写作常见语法错误PPT课件.ppt
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1、Compared to or compared with? Always compare with never compare to! Wrong = Compared to the control Right = Compared with the controlAnd / or In a list of treatments, use or rather than and Wrong = After incubation over night, cells were treated with 0, 2.5, 5. 7.5 and 10 uM of DN6-3 for 12 h. Right
2、 = After incubation overnight, cells were treated with 0, 2.5, 5. 7.5 or 10 uM of DN6-3 for 12 h.Sentence Fragments Make sure that each word group that you have punctuated as a sentence contains a grammatically complete and independent thought that will stand alone as a sentence. Wrong = Scientists
3、report no human deaths due to excessive caffeine consumption. Although caffeine does cause convulsions and death in certain animals. Right = Scientists report no human deaths due to excessive caffeine consumption, although caffeine does cause convulsions and death in certain animals. Misplaced and D
4、angling Modifiers Place modifiers near the words they describe and be sure the modified words actually appear in the sentence Wrong = Many tourists visit Arlington Cementary, where military personnel are buried every day from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm. Right = Every day from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm, many
5、tourists visit Arlington Cementary, where military personnel are buried.Faulty Parallelism Be sure to use grammatically equal sentence elements to express thoughts or when matching ideas or items in a series Wrong = The candidates goals include winning the election, a national health program and the
6、 educational system Right = The candidates goals include winning the election, enacting a national health program and improving the educational systemUnclear Pronoun Reference All pronouns must refer clearly to definite nouns. Be careful with It, They, That, These, Those and Which Wrong = Because To
7、m is less interested in the environment than in economic development, he sometimes neglects it. Right = Because of his interest in economic development, Tom sometimes neglects the environment,Accept or Except ? Accept means to receive. Except is usually a preposition meaning but or leaving out. Exce
8、pt can also be a verb meaning to leave out. As verbs, accept and except are nearly antonyms, so the difference is important! Examples: He accepted the gift. (He received it.) He excepted the twins. (He did not include them.) Everyone except Bill. (All but Bill.) i.e. vs e.g. i.e. is a way of saying
9、in other words e.g. is a way of saying for exampleThere, Their and There There = a position. There it is. Can also be a pronoun = There is a likelihood of success. Their = belonging to. Their hands are cold There = They are. There over here.Dangling Participle Occurs when a phrase is not intended to
10、 modify what follows next in the sentence Wrong = After rotting in the cellar for weeks, my brother broght up some oranges Right = My brother broght up some oranges which had been rotting in the cellar for weeks,Its or Its? Its is the possessive pronoun; it modifies a noun. Its is a contraction of i
11、t is or it has. Incorrect: The mother cat carried its kitten in its mouth. (Possessive pronoun, no apostrophe) Correct: The mother cat carried its kitten in its mouth. Correct: I think its going to rain today. (Contraction of it is) To test which to use, say the sentence with the words it is in it.
12、If that sounds strange, then its is likely the better choiceMisconnecting verb s Wrong = We should try and change the law Right = We should try to change the lawA or An ? The article a is used before consonant sounds; an is used before vowel sounds. Words beginning with h, o and u sometimes begin wi
13、th a vowel sound, sometimes a consonant sound. Consonant Sound: a heroic couplet (h sound) a once-happy lover (w sound) a universal problem (y sound) Vowel Sound: an honest man (no h sound) an only child (o sound) an unusual insect (u sound) Between or Among Between is with two people or things. Amo
14、ng is used when discussing three or more people or things. Examples: She had to choose between licorice and cherry. She had to choose among licorice, cherry, and lime. Between is used with and and From is used with to. Never use to with between. Incorrect: We shuttled between New York to Chicago. Co
15、rrect: We shuttled between New York and Chicago. Correct: We shuttled from New York to Chicago. Number or Amount? Use the word amount with quantities that cannot be counted Use the word number with quantities that could be counted one-by-one. Examples: He had a small amount of solution left. He had
16、a small number of tubes left. Use of because after the reason Do not use because after the words the reason. Use the reason plus that, or else rewrite the sentence. The word because starts adverb clauses, but the noun reason needs an adjective modifier. The word that introduces adjective clauses whi
17、ch modify nouns. Incorrect: The reason he left is because he was frustrated. Correct. The reason he left is that he was frustrated Can or May? Can as an auxiliary verb means to be able to. May as an auxiliary verb means to be permitted to. Incorrect: Can we talk? (Well, if you can say it, you are ab
18、le to talk!) Correct: May we talk? Could Of or Could Have? Could of does not exist. Neither do should of, will of, or would of verbs. Write could have, should have, will have, or would have. Different From or Different Than? Different from is standard English. Different than is nonstandard. Fewer or
19、 Less? Use fewer with objects that can be counted one-by-one. Use less with qualities or quantities that cannot be individually counted. Incorrect: There were less days below freezing last winter. Correct: There were fewer days below freezing last winter. (Days can be counted.) Correct: I drank less
20、 water than she did. (Water cannot be counted individually here.) When referring to time or money, less is normally used even with numbers. Specific units of time or money use fewer only in cases where individual items are referred to. Examples: I have less than an hour to do this work. I have less
21、time to do this work. I have less money than I need. I have fewer than twenty silver dollars in my collection. Gone or Went? Gone is the past participle of to go. Used as the verb of a sentence, it must always be preceded by an auxiliary verb such as has, have, had, is, am, are, was, were, be, or on
22、e of their contractions. Went is the past tense of to go. It never takes an auxiliary verb. Incorrect: They gone to the movies. (Gone needs an auxiliary verb.) Correct: They have gone to the movies. Correct: They went to the movies. Incorrect: You could have went with them. (Went takes no auxiliary
23、verb.) Regardless or Irregardless? If you think about it, the word irregardless is a double negative. It does not exist in standard English. Use regardless instead. That is what is meant. Using Just and Only When using the word just as an adverb meaning no more than, place it directly in front of th
24、e word it modifies. Similarly, place the word only directly in front of the word it modifies. Vague: Just give me three more days. Correct: Give me just three more days. Vague: I only have three dollars. Correct: I have only three dollars. Lay or Lie? Lay means to place something down. It is somethi
25、ng you do to something else. It is a transitive verb. Incorrect: Lie the book on the table. Correct: Lay the book on the table. (It is being done to something else.) Lie means to recline or be placed. It does not act on anything or anyone else. It is an intransitive verb. Incorrect: Lay down on the
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