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be stopped from throwing......）

spoken to (politely ......）

The subject of both sentences is to undertake the action, and both must use the passive voice.

People were prevented from throwing dirt into the river, probably by the authorities (it's a mysterious department!). Passive.

Unless you speak to him politely, it's passive. Speaking must be followed by an object, such as cang you speak english?This english is the object, and if there is none, there must be a preposition.

It would be better to choose A, because the following sentence I wil be free after 2:30 is obviously an explanation of sorry. It's just that this sentence is not authentic, and it should be changed to:

sorry, i can't. i won't be free until 2:30.

Sorry, I wasn't available until half past two.

If you choose c, add an inflection but: sure, i'd love to, but i won't be free until 2:30.

No problem, I'd love to, but I'm not available until after half past two.

If you choose C in general, you will be followed by a but....The landlord can try to read it.

C is generally a euphemism for prevarication, and the sense of language is like this, so it should be A

Personal insights.

,The next sentence said that he was only free after 2:30 o'clock.,In fact, this sentence is not very rigorous.,C can't be right.,Because he didn't say what time it was in the afternoon.,So you don't have to delve into this question.,There won't be such a non-standard question during the big exam.。

The answer is definitely C for helping, but later in the afternoon, after 2:30.

A item feels that it cannot be the answer, because the tone of the rejection is too blunt, and the second is that it cannot match the meaning of the sentence with the following text.

Choose A. Can you help me?

sorry,i can't.and i'd love to be able to help, sure is to be able to help.

Option A has only one meaning, that is, I can't help you option C, it can help and it can't help, what does it mean???

Your answer is right, choose C

If you choose the right one, the answer may not always be right.

I also think I chose C because I can'The t is too blunt.

Question 10, how does the railroad know about it, it was stated, so choose B

Question 11, probable adj (often used in conjunction with that) is likely; what may happen; Possible **Latin posse possible adj actually feels like yours is right, and the teacher's answer reads particularly awkwardly.

Question 12 Fairly is fairly, perfectly is perfectly. When you look at the Chinese explanation, you will suddenly understand.

Question 13 indicate vtindicate, indicate, indicate; symbolism, allusion, foreshadowing; [Doctor] shows that it needs to be done....The ** is too clear that it should be the condition of his shoes, how can it be state?? state n.

Country; State; Condition, situation; Qualifications and so on, state also has an explanation of the situation, and I personally feel that this question is a bit problematic.

Question 14 stressful adjStressful You are wrong about this question. In turn refers to the corresponding, unhealthy behaviors that should be caused by a bad environment, such as a poor diet.

So it correspondingly increases the risk of the virus.

Question 15 The meaning of the answer is that you are not trusted to hold this position. The offer is followed by to do sth, and I don't feel like it should be in front. you are not offered to do something.

Question 16 Scene refers to the scene, not the visual effect. View refers to visual effects. No, scene n

scene, scene; a (theatrical) one; Views, landscapes; Event. The word also has a visual interpretation. Your teacher didn't come up with the questions very well.

How does it always feel ambiguous???

Question 17 Profit mainly refers to profit, which is related to money. advantage means advantage, benefit. So C should be chosen

Let me tell you, if some of the teacher's answers are different from yours, you can discuss them with the teacher. If she says she's right, then you should write down the answer first. In the future, the exam will follow the teacher's answers, anyway, as long as you feel that you are right in the future, then you will still use your own in society.

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10.Passive voice. Like it is reported that, it is suggested that, it is known that...The same.

There is a difference between it and probable.

It means fairness, and naturally it is not appropriate. 13.

10.A: B

state here means "(="make" sth.know, announce, announce, declare (oral or written)" e.g., it is stated that all the accident were killed

It was announced that none of the people involved in the accident were spared. suggest is a verb that expresses the meaning of desire, and the subjunctive mood (should + verb form) should be used in the clause. note(=notice), e.g

it was noted that the temperature rose during this time.