When you meet, you sign the sign:

1. When you meet, you sign the sign, even if the ending is unsatisfactory.

2. Meeting someone is a sign, and meeting someone is a good thing.

3. When you meet someone, you sign up, and when you let it go, it’s a bad idea.

4. When you meet, you sign up, but if you know each other, there is no need to stay together.

5. When you meet, you sign up. Only when you get to know each other do you realize how wonderful it is.

How to make sentences:

Some adjectives can be combined into sentences with a pair of antonyms or complimentary words, and strong contrast can be better expressed. For example: "It is honorable to pay attention to hygiene, and it is shameful to not pay attention to hygiene. It is shameful." Compare "honor" and "shame" to emphasize that hygiene is a virtue.

Using analogous words to make sentences can make the sentences more vivid with the help of association. For example: "As if" to make a sentence: "Today the cold wind is biting, as if it is blowing a knife."

Use related words to make sentences, and pay attention to the reasonable combination of words. These require separating and memorizing several types of related words during daily study.

Understand the meaning of words correctly. Accurately grasping the meaning of words is a prerequisite for making good sentences. To this end, we should adopt flexible and diverse methods to understand according to the characteristics of word meanings, our own knowledge level and the language environment to form reasonable sentences.