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1. Both, each, either, neither (只指两个) #@S%?`4,
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4. Much, (a) little, a good/great deal, less, (the) least (不可数) N4!`iS Y
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Both the journalists, though greeted as heroes on their return from prison, not long afterwards quietly disappeared from their newspapers. 这四个词还可用在名词、形容词或副词词组前,如: It was an unequal marriage, although a stable and long-lasting one. qtGJJ#^,
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1.He stayed with me while Dad talked with Dr. Smith. )*|/5wW1
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3.While I have some sympathy for these fellows, I think they went too far. S)rZE*~2
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1. often used to link clauses I came here in 1922 and I have live here ever since. 5sD,gZ7
2. When you are giving advice or a warning, you can use “and” to say what will happen if something is done. 97}]@xN=
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