Make sentences with Ye Gong and Long Hao.

Make sentences with Ye Gong and Long Hao:

1 His love for photography, like Ye Gonghao Long, always stays on the surface of appreciation and praise, and has never really devoted himself to shooting.

On the surface, he likes socializing, but in fact, he is a man with a long history and always keeps his distance from others.

3. Hobbies come from the heart. If you like them just because the people next to you like you, then this is Ye's dragon, not really like it.

My love for painting is not that Ye Gonghao is a dragon, but that it is true.

Some young people follow the fashion in festivals in western countries, but they can't say what they said, just say they like it. It is really a dragon.

6. He studies computer only because Ye Gong is a dragon. He just pays lip service, but he doesn't really like it.

7. If you love something, you can't just be a dragon. You have to really pay your own sweat and efforts.

In real life, people like Ye Gong and Long Hao are not uncommon.

Expand knowledge:

Ye Gong likes dragons, which means that he claims to like something, but he is not really interested, even afraid and disgusted.

The origin of the idiom: Liu Xiang's Miscellaneous Works of the New Order in the Western Han Dynasty: "Ye Gongzi is tall and good at dragons. He hooks to write dragons, chisels to write dragons, and engraves them in rooms to write dragons. In this way, when he was known by the dragon in the sky, he fell from the sky to Ye Gong's home. Someone visited him on the windowsill, and his dragon tail reached into the hall. Ye Gong saw it and abandoned it. "

Synonym: duplicity? Duplicity? Not sincere? Two sides and three knives.

Antonym: worthy of the name? Be what you seem. Not worthy of the name.

Sentence-making is a language expression that uses one or more words or phrases to express a complete idea or situation. Sentence-making can help people improve their writing and oral expression skills, and also contribute to language learning and application. When making a sentence, we should pay attention to the grammar, semantics and context of the sentence to ensure clear, accurate and smooth expression.

Sentence-making skills:

1, determine the theme and context: Before making a sentence, you need to be clear about the theme and context you want to express, which will help you choose the right words and expressions.

2. Choose simple and easy-to-understand words: Try to choose simple and easy-to-understand words and avoid using uncommon words or overly complicated sentence structures.

3. Pay attention to grammar and spelling: ensuring correct grammar and spelling will help improve the readability and accuracy of sentences.

4. Highlight the key points: When making sentences, highlighting the key points can help readers better understand your intentions and ideas.

5. Express clearly: Try to express your meaning in concise and clear language, and avoid using vague words or expressions.

6. Appropriate use of rhetorical devices: Appropriate rhetorical devices can enhance the expressive force and appeal of sentences, such as metaphor, personification and parallelism.