3 and 4 questions, 2nd English and 4 3rd English

1: The word order in the clause should be the normal word order, that is, the clause conjunction+subject + predicate, where C is the correct option.

2: First of all, you should use the normal word order, the four answers are incorrect, considering the infinitive as the purpose adverbial, here use to find, choose a

3: Same as the first question, the normal word order is examined, and the answer is d

4: Please tell me how to get to the gym, use how

1.C how i can get there Test point: The object clause (indirect speech) uses a declarative tone, and the other three sentences are interrogative word order.

2.A to Find Test Center: Compound infinitivewh-question word plus to do sth infinitive. b If you use a declarative tone also to i can find

3.d the shop is test point: object clause (indirect speech) with a declarative mood; And shop is a common noun to add an article.

4.C how Test point: Situational questions, the way to ask, and other sentences are not smooth. (The word order is correct).

1 c Because the clause must be in declarative order, the other three are all question 2 A has already used a conjunction where, and can no longer use how to exclude c, which cannot be directly connected with the verb, excluding d and b violating the declarative mood.

3d first state the mood to exclude ab, you must explain which shop, can not refer to 4c this is the understanding of the meaning of the sentence, please tell me how to get to the sports museum.

1d2has gone means that I haven't gone back yet.

A long time can also be used in the simple future tense to indicate that lily will not be able to play for a long time. Remember one sentence: there is no one absolute in English grammar. There are various exceptions depending on the situation, etc.

2.Here going to school by car is the subject of doing is, and the subject can only be a noun, so go plus ing forms a gerund as the subject.

Find a grammar book with the same as, it's detailed.

1。 writing ( finish doing sth. )2. (how) (do ) you like chinese food?Let's change it to a special question sentence.

General question: do you like Chinese food very much?

3. take, with us

1. 1. as well as

According to its predicate verb has, the subject is in the singular form, as well as two words or phrases connected, and the one that precedes it is the subject.

2、not strong enough

too+adjective+to do too much to do something The meaning of the sentence is that the little girl is too weak to carry this heavy box.

Too weak and not too strong have a similar meaning.

2. 1. Used to work

2. used to be done in the past and not done now.

One. well as

strong enough

Two. to work

To be has a very high accuracy rate, oh, hehe, I hope it can help you.

1 cboth is an adverb, used after be or auxiliary verb, before the substantive verb, and the subject is lucy and lily, which is plural, so the be verb should be used

2 easy, easily

The first is an epilogue and uses adjectives; The second modifying verb answer, in the adverb form 3 protected protected (past participle).

1,both are choose B. Both Lucy and Lili are good at dancing. both……and……Both ......The following verb is plural.

2，easy，easily。The questions are simple and I can answer them easily. The former is in adjective form after the verb be, and the latter modifies the verb answer in adverb form.

3，protected。Protected. Giant pandas are protected animals.