首先是用法的區別。。。
(1)take place 一般指非偶然性事件的“發生”,即這種事件的發生一定有某種原因或事先的安排,例如:
Great changes have taken place in our hometown during the past ten years。
The Olympic Games of 2008 will take place in Beijing。
(2)happen一般用於偶然或突發性事件,例如:
What happened to you? (一般不說:What did you happen?)
Maybe something unexpected happened。
I happened to see him on my way home。 = It happened that I saw him on my way home。
(3)come about表示“發生、產生”,多指事情已經發生了,但還不知道為什麼,常用於疑問句和否定句,例如:
When Mother woke up, she didn’t know what had come about。
I’ll never understand how it came about that you were late three times a week。
Do you know how the air accident came about?
你的題
They used to be good friends but now they are like strangers。How( )this( )? A。did;come about B。did;happen to C。was;ended up D。was;happened
他們曾經是很好的朋友,但是現在像陌生人一樣。這是怎麼發生的?
如果要選B的話,應該是How did this happen?
C選項,end up是結束,不符合語境。 D選項,happen是實義動詞,提問是應該用did而不是was。
in total總計,合計 用在句首或句尾 on total 這個片語是沒有的。a total of 也是總計,後面要加名詞的。
(1)。 take place 表示“發生、舉行、舉辦”,一般指非偶然性事件的“發生”,即這種事件的發生一定有某種原因或事先的安排,例如:
great changes have taken place in our hometown during the past ten years。
the olympic games of 2008 will take place in beijing。
(2) 。happen作“發生、碰巧”解,一般用於偶然或突發性事件,例如:
what happened to you? (一般不說:what did you happen?)
maybe something unexpected happened。
i happened to see him on my way home。
= it happened that i saw him on my way home。
(3)。 occur作“發生、想到、突然想起”解,其意義相當於happen,例如:
what has occurred? (=what has happened?)
a big earthquake occurred (=happened) in the south of china last month。
it occurred to me that she didn’t know i had moved into the new house。
(4)。 come about表示“發生、產生”,多指事情已經發生了,但還不知道為什麼,常用於疑問句和否定句,例如:
when mother woke up, she didn’t know what had come about。
i’ll never understand how it came about that you were late three times a week。
do you know how the air accident came about?
(5)。 break out意思為“發生、爆發”,常指戰爭、災難、疾病或者爭吵等事件的發生,也可以表示突然大聲叫喊等,例如:
two world wars broke out last century。
a fire broke out in the hospital in the mid-night。
after the flood, diseases broke out here and there。
she broke out, “that is too unfair!”