High School English. Regarding the article part, the first year of high school English questions ar

1 b no=not a no such+n=not such a/an+n

2 A A+ superlative, very high, the+ superlative, ......

Meaning: The second lesson is very rare in book B, but it is not the most difficult lesson in book B. (Two misspelled.)

i don't know who inwented the cell phone

The definite article is placed before the singular noun to indicate the genus.

a most useful invention, not specifically, refers to the individual. Pick B

The specific, most can mean very, i.e. very

The first cell phone is specifically used, so using the most useful seems to be using the superlative, but here most has another very very very meaning, and it is better to use A

So choose B

Yes, the article is used before the noun.

yes, how do you know???

The first question is C: the

pleasure

ofdoing

sth.(Refers specifically to the pleasure of a certain experience, pay attention to the application.)

Preposition. of)。

The second question is d:be

paidby

thehour

Wages are calculated on an hourly basis, which is a fixed match).

Hello dear, I am a sophomore in high school, and my English score is basically around 133 points. It's not particularly good, but I'd like to answer your question. First of all, it is necessary to know that articles are divided into three categories: indefinite articles, definite articles, and zero articles.

The indefinite article has two forms, a and an, where a is used before the consonant phoneme and an before the vowel phoneme; The definite article has only one form, the zero article, which actually refers to the situation where neither the definite article nor the indefinite article is used.

1. The main usage of the indefinite article.

1.Refers to any one of a certain type of people or things.

2.Refers to a certain class in general, but does not specify which one.

3.Represents the quantity "one" (but not in contrast to two, three, etc.)4"Each" (=per)5It is used before ordinal numerals to indicate "again" and "again".

6.In some substances, it is preceded by a noun that means "a cup of jar or bottle".

7.Used before an abstract noun that has been concretized.

8.It is preceded by a proper noun that means "a certain one", "a similar one".

9.Used in the of phrase to mean "same" (=the same) Second, the main usage of the definite article.

1 indicates that it is specifically referred to.

2.Indicates a person or thing that is unique.

3.Table direction or bearing.

4.It is used to indicate a category before a singular noun.

5.Used before ordinal numerals or superlatives. Note: The definite article before the ordinal numeral word and the definite article before the superlative of the adverb can usually be omitted.

6.Used as a noun for musical instruments.

7.Used before the plural of the surname.

8.It is used to replace a part of a person's body or clothing, etc., as mentioned earlier.

9.It is used before the plural of an integer deciding word.

10.It is used in front of rivers, rivers, seas, oceans, mountains, etc.

11.Used before proper nouns formed by common nouns.

In fact, everyone will use these things, the key is to use, if you really can't remember, then use the sense of reading in the single selection will often be of great help to you, usually listen more and read more, and even the single choice score will come up, I hope it will help you