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New Concept English Book 2: Lesson 76 Detailed Explanation and Grammar Analysis
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1 ... We are going to the macaroni field in Calabria ... We are now in the macaroni field in Crabbe.

(1)go over means "go", implying that there is a distance in the middle:

I went over to help the blind man cross the road.

I walked up to the blind man and helped him cross the street.

(2)field refers to "(a) field" and "block", which are countable nouns and are often used in the plural:

Many people are busy harvesting in the rice fields.

Many people in the rice fields are busy harvesting.

(3) Macaroni means "macaroni", which is processed flour. It can't be like wheat,

Rice also grows in fields and should not be used with fields, but because it is a joke, this article is described on the premise that macaroni grows in fields. Since macaroni is Italian, it is likely that some people will think it is a new grain variety that they have never heard of.

Between them, because of their joint efforts.

When between is used as a preposition, one of its meanings is the result of the joint efforts of "* *" and "together";

They joined forces to kill the snake.

They killed the snake together.

We knocked down that tree together.

We knocked down that tree together.

It rains in September, and September is the rainy season.

Rain generally means "rain":

It's raining hard.

It's raining hard.

There is not much rain this year.

There is not much rain this year.

When rain refers to "rainy season" and "seasonal rain", especially the rainy season in tropical areas, use the plural form:

We'd better leave this area before the rainy season comes in April.

We left this area before the rainy season came in April.

Sometimes spring rain is really annoying.

Sometimes the continuous spring rain is really annoying.