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作者: chrislampeace    時間: 2021-7-24 09:39 AM     標題: “Lack” is both a verb and a noun.

“Lack” is both a verb and a noun.
Verb : Someone lacks something.
Noun :There is a lack of something.

Word Part of Speech Example Sentences

lack

lacks

verb -
I/you/we/they lack
he/she/it lacks
singular noun + lacks
uncountable noun + lacks

 They lack the necessary
family support or any other
channels where they can
seek assistance.
 Deprived and disadvantaged
families lack both knowledge
and self-confidence.
 A child without parents
usually lacks a sense of
security.
 The government overall lacks
dynamism.
 It was so interesting to see
how Western thinking lacks

creativity and is not geared
to changes.

lacking adjective

 Financial backing for the
program is still lacking.

lacking in adjective

 It was a solidly built vessel
but lacking in navigating
instruments.
 Grammatical structure:
'lacking in' + noun phrase.

lacking '_ing' form (present
participle)

 Lacking any filial piety, Prince
Richard rebelled against his
father.
 Sentence structure: 'Lacking
+ noun phrase + comma +
clause

lacking

'_ing' form
(reduced relative clause:
the relative pronoun e.g.
'who' and the verb are
missing)

 Students lacking a dictionary
can use an online dictionary.
(Meaning: Students who
are lacking a dictionary can
use an online one.)

lacked verb
perfect and past tenses

 His leadership has lacked
imagination and aggression.
 He said that Hongkong
lacked "a long-term
authority that monitors
tree-planting efforts".

lack of noun

 Social workers blame the
Government for the severe
lack of residential places.
 There's been a lack of

awareness about what young
people like.






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