1.raise vs rise

raise和rise的辨析

When used as a verb they both have the same general meaning of "to move upwards", the main difference is that rise is an intransitive verb (it does not take an object), while raise is a transitive verb (it requires an object):

當(dāng)raise和rise做動詞用時，兩者都有“抬高、提升”的意思，其區(qū)別在于rise是不及物動詞（后面不加賓語），而raise是及物動詞（后面要加賓語）。

rise (v) Something rises by itself

rise（動詞），自動升起

Example 1: The sun rises in the east.

例1：太陽從東方升起。

Example 2: Luther rose slowly from the chair.

例2：盧瑟慢慢從椅子上站起身來。

Example 3: I will rise tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. to walk the dog.

例3：我明天早上要6點起來去遛狗。

Rise is an irregular verb: rise / rose / risen

rise是一個不規(guī)則動詞，其變化形式是rise/rose/risen。

raise (v) Something else is needed to raise something.

Raise（動詞），把某物舉起

Example 1: Linda raised her hand.

例1：琳達(dá)舉起了手。

Example 2: The government is going to raise taxes.

例2：政府要加稅。

Example 3: He raised himself into a sitting position.

例3：他起身坐了起來。

Raise is a regular verb: raise / raised / raised

raise是規(guī)則動詞，其變化形式是raise/raised/raised。

2. Assume vs know vs think

assume、know和think的辨析

To assume is a regular verb that means to suppose something to be the true, but without proof.

Assume是一個規(guī)則動詞，意思是假設(shè)某事是真的，但并沒有真憑實據(jù)。

Example: I assume you're here to learn English.

例句：我假設(shè)你來這里是來學(xué)英語的。

To know is an irregular verb that means to be absolutely certain or sure about something, usually through observation, inquiry, or information.

Know是一個不規(guī)則動詞，意思是完全確信、肯定某事，通常是通過觀察、詢問或各種信息得出的結(jié)果。

Example: I know I should practise English every day, but I never seem to have the time.

例句：我知道我應(yīng)該每天練習(xí)英語，但我似乎從來都找不到時間來這么做。

To think is an irregular verb that means to have a particular opinion, belief, or idea about someone or something.

Think是一個不規(guī)則動詞，意思是對某人或某事有一種特別的觀點、信念或想法。

Example: I think English is a global language.

例句：我認(rèn)為英語是一種全球通用語。

Note - If you need to remember which one to use, memorise this sentence: Why do some people assume they know what other people think about something?

提示：如果你想記住這三個詞的區(qū)別的話，記住下面這個例句就行了：為什么有些人自認(rèn)為他們知道別人在想些什么？

3. overtake vs takeover (take over)

overtake、takeover和take over的辨析

Overtake is a verb. It can mean to go beyond something by being better, or if you're driving to come from behind another vehicle or a person and move in front of it.

Overtake是一個動詞，意思是通過變得更好從而超過某物，或者指開車時的超車，也可以指趕上某人，來到某人的前面。

Example: You should always check your rear view mirror before you overtake another car.

例句：在你超車前，你應(yīng)該要查看一下后視鏡。

Takeover as a noun is used when one organisation gains control of a company by buying most of its shares.

Takover是一個名詞，用來指某個機(jī)構(gòu)通過購買另一個公司的大部分股份從而掌管了該公司。

Example: In September 2006 Merck announced their takeover of Serono SA.

例句：2006年9月，Merck公司宣布收購Serono SA。

Take over as a phrasal verb means to get control of a company by buying most of its shares.

Take over是一個動詞詞組，意思也是通過購買某一個公司的大部分股份從而掌管了該公司，即收購。

Example: Merck finally took Serono over in 2007.

例句：Merck公司于2007年最終收購了Serono公司。

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