half is vs. half are - WordReference Forums
Jul 11, 2023 · It feels odd and unnatural to use “half” when talking about two items. In any real context, a person would say something like, “I have two balls and one (of them) is blue.” “Half …
a half of和half of的区别有哪些？ - 百度知道
"a half of"和"half of"都是表示"一半"的短语，但它们在释义、用法、使用环境、影响范围和形象上存在一些区别。 1. 释义区别： - "a half of"指的是"一个整体的一半"，强调对整个事物的划分。 - …
a half of与half of的区别 - 百度知道
- "a half of"较常见于正式英语中，尤其适用于学术、科技或正式的描述语境。 - "half of"用法更普遍，适用于正式和非正式的口语和书面语。 例句： - Research shows that a half of the …
one year and a half VS one and half years - WordReference Forums
Feb 3, 2014 · Can I also say "One and a half year" to mean "18 months"? I heard this from a VOA news reporter: It's been a year since Russia intensified its involvement in Syria by sending war …
one and a half hours 和one hour and a half的区别 - 百度知道
one and a half hours 和one hour and a half的区别二者的唯一的区别就是名词的单复数形式。一个名词如果表示一个或一样东西，它取单数形式，如果表示两个或更多的这类东西，则需要用名 …
What is more frequent than occasionally, but not yet often?
Mar 16, 2008 · Let's say, about half of the time, maybe a bit more, maybe a bit less, but not often enough to call it often or frequently. My original sentence is: The prose has occasionally an …
half a year 和a half years.和half year哪个正确.为什么_百度知道
Sep 26, 2016 · 1. half a year ：正确。在一年的前面加上half就是半年了，当然对的。 one and half years. 一年半。 2. a half years：错误。不能这么用，years是复数了，前面怎么能加a? 3. half …
one and a half month vs. one and a half months
May 28, 2020 · One and a half months, plural. Any number other than one takes plural, even fractions like this. Any number other than one takes plural, even fractions like this. Reactions: …
on/in/at (the) halfway | WordReference Forums
Dec 29, 2015 · Hello, my friends, I was wondering which preposition you prefer and whether "the" is necessarily needed: "I went to school this morning. On/In/At (the) halfway, I saw an insect." …
helfen + Infinitiv (mit/ohne "zu") - WordReference Forums
Sep 11, 2007 · 5. Sie half ihm das Gepäck verstauen / Sie half ihm[,] das Gepäck zu verstauen: Nach helfen steht, wenn das Verb allein folgt, der Infinitiv ohne zu: Er hilft mir waschen. Sie …