It is good news that + clause
that从句说明好消息的具体内容,常用此结构。
It is good news that you passed the exam.
你通过了考试,这是个好消息。
好消息;喜讯
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好消息;喜讯
Something or someone pleasant, fortunate, or otherwise positive; especially, information that is welcome or beneficial.
It is good news that you passed the exam.
你通过了考试,这是个好消息。
Something or someone pleasant, fortunate, or otherwise positive.
The message of Jesus concerning the salvation of the faithful, as elaborated in the Gospels.
非比喻或习语用法:参见 good、news。
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see good, news.
I have some good news: we passed the exam.
我有个好消息:我们通过了考试。
The good news spread quickly through the office.
好消息迅速传遍了办公室。
She called to share the good news about her promotion.
她打电话分享了她升职的好消息。
that从句说明好消息的具体内容,常用此结构。
It is good news that you passed the exam.
你通过了考试,这是个好消息。
This is good news for the company.
这对公司来说是个好消息。
常用动词搭配hear、receive、get等。
We heard good news yesterday.
我们昨天听到了好消息。
Not this
I have a good news to tell you.
Use this
I have good news to tell you.
英语中 'news' 为不可数名词,不能直接加不定冠词 'a',应去掉 'a' 或改为 'some'。
Not this
These are good news.
Use this
This is good news.
'news' 是不可数名词,没有复数形式,谓语动词应用单数形式,且指示代词应用 'this' 而非 'these'。
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不可数名词,没有复数形式。
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