L 1: I ate a lot? Delicious food
Lexical analysis:
First of all, did you eat?
English [et] beauty [et]
Verb (short for verb)? Eat (past tense);
[example]? She's out of her shell, and then what? Have you eaten? How many? Nuts.
She peeled off some nuts and began to eat.
[Other] Prototype:? eat
Second, many.
English [? l？ t？ Beautiful? V]
Many; Many;
I spent a lot of money and time on this ship, but it was worth it.
I spent a lot of money and time on this ship, but it was worth it.
Third, delicious.
English [dl? S] beauty [dl? s】？
Adjective? Delicious, delicious; Interesting; Spray incense; ?
[Example] Mushrooms will be a delicious side dish.
These mushrooms will be a delicious side dish.
There are many differences and usages of extended data.
1 and many parts of speech with adverbs are generally used to modify the original and comparative levels of verbs, adjectives and adverbs, and to modify verbs, which means "very" and "very", which is equivalent to a lot.
I can learn a lot about the history of China. ?
I can learn a lot about the history of China. ?
I like China action movies very much.
I like China's action movies very much.
They often go to the Royal Cafe or the Ivy League Hotel. ?
They often go out to play, usually to the Royal Cafe or the Ivy League.
He often talks about his children.
He often talks about his children.
Matthew often goes out to do research.
Matthew often goes out to do research.
I like you very much. ?
I like you very much.
2.a lot has the characteristics of adjectives/determiners, and is generally only used to modify nouns, including countable nouns and uncountable nouns.
The boy has a lot of pocket money.
The boy has a lot of pocket money.
There are many customers in that department store.
There are many customers in that department store.
Tom cheated many people into believing him.
Tom deceived many people into believing him.
A lot of land is used to grow export crops. ?
A lot of land is used to grow export crops.
I remember many things.
I remember many things.