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Summary. Methods of changing general interrogative sentences: (one tone, two changes, three question marks).

1. When there is a verb of be (am, is, are) in the sentence, 1. Put be (am, is, are) in advance at the beginning of the sentence (capitalization);

2. Change the person, the first person to the second person (i you, we you, my your, our your), the second person to the first person (you i, you we, your my, your our), the third person to the same (one to two, two to one, three unchanged).

3. Add a question mark at the end of the sentence "? ”

4. : Yes, subject + be

Negation: no, subject +be+not

English questions to be answered.

Hello, I am glad to serve you, I have received your question, and I am sorting out the answer for you, it takes time to guess the word on the bridge, and please be patient and wait for a while, and answer it for you immediately! Potato eyes.

Changed the general interrogative sentence.

Your question has been received, it will take a little time to type, please wait a while, please don't end the consultation, you can also provide more effective information, so that I can answer for you more coarsely and dry.

The method of changing the general interrogative sentence: (one tone, two changes, three question marks) 1. When there is a verb be (am, is, are) in the sentence, 1. Put be (am, is, are) in advance at the beginning of the sentence (capitalization); 2. Change the personal name to the past brother, the first person to the second person (i you, we you, my your, our your), the second person to the first person (you i, you we, your my, your our), the first branch laughs at the three people who say that they are fierce and rotten with unchanged (one changes to two, two changes to one, three does not change) 3, add a question mark at the end of the sentence "? ”4、：

Affirmation: yes, subject + beNegative:

no, subject + be + not

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Speaking Task 1

Conduct a panel discussion about the Nobel laureate you are interested in, his or her recipe for success. The following winners are for reference:

Richard Feynman (1918-1988).

Maria Curie (1867-1934).

Yang Zhenning (1922-).

Nelson Mandela (1918-).

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961).

Barack Obama (1961-).

Patience, responsibility, spark, stirring the ultimate.

Choosing C here excludes A first, and D is obviously wrong.

Since who in b should be whom (since whom must be used after the preposition).

So choose c, c omits that.