Example: The mountain flowers are red, the mountain flowers are red and bright; the pond grass is green, (the pond grass is green).
1. Mountain flowers are red. Mountain flowers are red and bright. Birds enter the forest and the forest is noisy.
2. The grass in the pond is green, the mountain flowers are red, fish come out of the water, and birds enter the forest. From: Chinese literacy volume "Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter" for the first grade of primary school.
3. The text "Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter" is the first literacy text in the second volume of first grade. This lesson is presented in the form of word string literacy. It revolves around the theme of four seasons and outlines the different four seasons of the year.
4. The full text of "Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter" is: The spring breeze blows, the summer rain falls, the autumn frost falls, and the winter snow falls. The grass in the pond is green, the mountain flowers are red, fish come out of the water, and birds enter the forest.
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Basic requirements for imitation
The requirements for imitation are divided into explicit requirements and implicit requirements. Explicit requirements refer to the requirements explicitly stated by the proposer in the question stem; implicit requirements refer to the requirements implicit in the imitated sentence. Here we mainly talk about the implicit requirements:
1. The content must be coordinated and echoed
The content must be coordinated and contain two levels of meaning: first, the imitating sentence and the imitated sentence (or (Example sentences) The contents must be internally connected and must be able to match and connect with each other. Second, the content and spiritual essence of the imitating sentence and the imitated sentence should be consistent. (Emotion-color, the relationship between positive and negative, philosophical and enlightening, etc.) It must be analyzed in detail based on the specific situation of the sentence being imitated.
The echo before and after means that if the sentence before the sentence being imitated and the sentence after it are semantically related and corresponding to each other, then the imitated sentence should also reflect this interconnection and mutual echo in semantics. relationship.
2. The sentence pattern must be unified
The sentence pattern is the structural form of the sentence. The sentence structure must be unified, which means that the structure of the imitating sentence and the imitated sentence must be consistent. This requires candidates to observe carefully before imitating. Observe that from the whole to the part, the test questions often give a sentence pattern, or require the same sentence pattern as an underlined sentence. In this way, the consistency of the sentence structure becomes the key to whether the sentence meets the requirements. Sometimes what you want to imitate is a phrase, so you must first consider that the phrase structure is consistent. For example, the example sentence has a subject-predicate structure, and the imitation sentence should also be the same.
3. The rhetoric must be the same
The rhetoric must be the same. It means that the rhetorical methods used in the imitating sentence and the imitated sentence must be exactly the same. Before copying, you should carefully examine it to see which rhetorical method or methods are used in the copied sentence.
4. The number of words should be equal or approximately equal