2025年双11台式机电脑DIY配置推荐（这篇文章每月都会更新，可以收藏） 双十一装机记得领知乎官方红包~ I had always thought that: “ Simple present tense” is used after [if, as soon as, as, when, after, before, once] to express future meaning. But now “Practical English Usage” by Michael Swan, says both are correct. simple和easy的区别有以下几点： 一、词义上的不同 1、simple adj. 简单的；朴素的；单纯的；笨的 2、easy adj. 容易的；轻松的；不费力的；舒适的；安逸的；轻微的；随和的；无约束的 二、读音上的区别 1、simple 英 ['sɪmpl] 美 ['sɪmpl] 2、easy 英 ['iːzi] 美 ['iːzi] 三、用法上的区别 1、simple：指不复杂或不难懂，因此能很快被头脑接受。 2、easy：指事情容易做，不费劲。 例证： 1 ... Does it mean that essentially we could say that modern English has two subjunctive forms: the older one very similar to the past simple (were for to be) and the newer one with would, and the newer form replaced the older one everywhere but in the if-clause, where it is now slowly being replaced by the past tense because of their similarity?
