Key words:

attempt

English [tra? ] ? Beauty [tra? ] ?

Transitive verbs & intransitive verbs try hard; Experiment; Trial; Testing.

Try, experiment; The right to touch the ball and kick it to the goal.

I

English [mi]? Beauty [mi]?

Pronouns (the objective case of personal pronoun I) I.

Self; A part of self; An extremely selfish person; [Music] Electronic notes when sung in a fixed way.

Example:

1, try? Me. ? Me? No? Need? People's Encourage. ?

Use me. I don't need encouragement

2. So? How come? About what? What about you? Try it? Me?

Then why don't you try to tell me?

Extended data:

Try can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, you can take nouns, pronouns, gerunds, infinitives and wh- clauses as objects.

Try can be followed by a homologous object, and its object can often be omitted after the superlative adjective.

Try does not need to replace the whole sentence with impersonal pronouns.

Try can occasionally be followed by a compound object and infinitive as an object complement.

Try it? Try /- v? The meaning of To- v is basically the same, but try? Try to compare with to/- v? To- v is urgent and often used in spoken English, while try? To- v is mostly used in written language. Try it? To/- v can only be used in present tense, future tense, imperative sentences and past tense general interrogative sentences.