High School English Grammar Questions 100 points!

1-5abcdb 1, and... The word "person" in question is divided into predicate and postposition. The preposition means to be caring, anxious, and the postposition means and... There are relationalities.

2. The fixed phrase means to be happy.

3. Shall has the meaning of command, threat or promise in the affirmative sentence and the negative sentence, and in the interrogative sentence, does it mean to ask someone or something to be good?

4, this is a place adverbial clause.

5, The word here means to imply.

1a 2c 3c 4b 5b 6a 7b 8(in)9 vocabulary errors continuous and continualnce2 lesson 38 difficulty c

continuously and continually

eg：it rained continually.(intermittent rain) the river flows under this bridge continuously

The river flows under the bridge without stopping).

10d 11a 12b 13a

There are a few questions I know. Question 29 The affix of DIS and other negative expressions does not affect the antonym interrogative sentence, which is not used before and after, so it is used't she.

Question 30: The loss of the passport has affected the present and has been applied.

Question 32 became, indicating that he was already a teacher, must have asked him how long he had been a teacher, not how long he had been a teacher before.

I'm not sure about the knowledge points involved in the other questions.

Translation: Whichever team wins on Saturday will advance to the national championship.

Explanation:1Analyze the structure of this sentence, where the subject is team wins on saturday, followed by the predicate will go through to, and the national championships is the object.

So, the subject of the sentence is a subject clause.

2.And the answer ab is to use "no matter + question word" to guide can only be a concession adverbial clause, not a subject clause, exclusion.

e.g. no matter where you are, i'll miss you forever.

The no matter where you are in this sentence is an adverbial in the sentence, and the subject of the sentence is i

Because no matter which can only lead to concession form from, while. Team Wins on Saturday is a master-slave and cannot be guided by B, while whichever can guide both concession and master-slave, so only A. can be selected here

Meaning: The team that wins on Saturday will advance to the national championship.

This is too simple, the part before will in the whole sentence is the subject, and whichever team wins on Saturday as a whole does the subject, that is, whichever leads a subject clause.

If you choose B, just add it before will, and the whole sentence will pass.

Option b can only lead an adverbial clause, which is a subject clause. Therefore, B cannot be selected

1. No problem with the analysis.

2.Here will indicates the will of the person, and it is not in the future tense because the present perfect tense is used in the question, it must be a question about the present situation, so it is definitely not in the future tense.

The usage of modal verbs should be tested here.

In the usage of modal verbs, shall denotes the speaker's emotion, command, threat, warning, promise; It can also express the provisions of the law; And will means willingness, which is "willing or not".

Shall is generally used in the first person, i, we

to be, as a non-predicate verb form of there be, is equivalent to there will be (this is a predicate), indicating something that has not happened.

Being discussed is because the right now indicates that the matter is being discussed, so choose a non-predicate verb that indicates that it is in progress.

It can only be used in a sentence where the subject of the declarative sentence is in the first person, and will here indicates the will of the person.

CET-8 for English majors, welcome to ask.

The present participle is used when the table is active.

The table is passive when using the past participle form.

This sentence is that European football (active) has become the most popular sport in the world active, not becoming.

Here is the usage of the present tokenization results. You can later remember that when a comma separates the main clause from the clause, use ing actively, ed passively, and to do what you want to do but haven't done yet

The choice of C has nothing to do with of

The object of of is more

natural

resources, which means passive. The back is the purpose, which should be used tomeet

It should be almost there.

2.This is now done.

Won't hatch. 4.Your shoes are wearing on your feet, so you feel it.