Etiology: improper collocation. The Chinese Knowledge Guide, The Complete Works of Teachers' Chinese and Cihai listed in the sentence are not literary works, but Chinese reference books, so literary works should be changed into Chinese reference books.
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There are three steps to modify a sick sentence:
The first step is to understand the sentence and find out its meaning. Only by understanding the meaning of the sentence can we find its mistakes and correct them according to the meaning of the original sentence.
For example, "at the meeting, people expressed their opinions one after another." After reading the sentence, think about it: who spoke in succession at the meeting? This sentence has no subject, so you should add the subject "classmate" or "everyone" so that the meaning of the sentence can be clearly expressed and the sentence can be corrected.
The second step is to find out the meaning of the sentence and then go back to the original sentence to find out the problem of expressing the meaning of the sentence.
For example, "Xiao Ming has improved the shortcomings of being fond of making small moves in class." Xiao Ming corrected the shortcoming that he likes to make small moves in class. The "improvement" and "shortcoming" in the original sentence can't match. "Shortcomings" can only be said to be "corrections". Replace "improvements" with "corrections" and the meaning of this sentence will be clear.
The third step is to correct the sentence according to the meaning of the sentence after finding the fault. There are often more than one way to modify sick sentences, so we should choose the simplest one that can accurately express the original intention.
For example, "This apple tastes fragrant and crisp." It should be changed to "This apple is fragrant and crisp." If it is changed to "This apple is delicious and crunchy." That's true, but changing the law is not easy.