English questions in the third year of junior high school, I hope that the master will answer them,

studying

You will be encouraged by the comfort and advice of people who care about you.

Caring for the subtleties of these (small but good deeds) will make you feel pretty good.

The unwell adjective well plus the negative prefix (body) is unhealthy.

Answer: A Translation: David was taller than any of the boys in their class.

Explanation: Any other means "any other", followed by the noun of the number of orders, so the correct answer is A.

I wish you good luck learning and progressing to the next level! Please remember, thank you! (*

Option a: Other excludes himself, because he is compared to others and does not include himself.

Past tense).

Plural pulledPast tense.

Adverb, modifying snowing

This is what it means, developing ditto.

I guess that's it.

Noun formatting is required.

The third person singular in the past tense.

Adjective format.

In the past tense, it means to learn.

Layed eggs are laid and in the past.

pulled two of the many teeth, plural; had sth done passively.

Verbs are modified with adverbs.

Developing Japan is a developed country, and China is a developing country.

come in the present perfect tense because of since

The same 60 was pleased.

learned in the past perfect tense.

1. a

If b is chosen as an object clause, you need to pay attention to the consistency of the clause tense and the main clause tense, so it should be whether if he could do and can is not.

2.b The choice of the object clause tense if the subject clause is not in the simple past tense (don't know), then the clause tense should be chosen according to the fact and the meaning of the sentence, and from the following sentence, it can be seen that the action of she arrive has not yet occurred, so the simple future tense should be used to exclude ac;

And in the time adverbial clause of when, if the action has not yet taken place, the principle of "the Lord will be from the present" is followed, so the second emptiness should be in the simple present tense instead of the simple future tense, with arrives, excluding d.

3.The past perfect tense is a relative tense, and it is only necessary to use the past perfect tense when an action preceded it in contrast to another past action moment, i.e., "past past".

In this sentence, except for the past action in left the boy alone, there is no other past action moment that can be compared, so you can't use the past perfect tense, you just need to use the simple past tense.

1.Choose A.

Whether is used for both or more options. It is generally used when there is a later or not.

Here it just means "things to do", there is no choice.

If the b option of the sentence is changed to "whether he can do something", you can choose b.

2. b。In fact, the front and back are a kind of sentence structure in which the main will be subordinate.

The front she hasn't come yet, so use will arrive.

The latter when can be replaced by if, and the before and after the main will be present.

3. a。Past perfect tense like had left, if there is no specific word that denotes the order of time (e.g., before...by+Passing time... Generally, I don't use it.

Here is a sentence with a relatively simple tense, just use the past tense left to ......

1.Choose A.

It's not knowing what to do, and whether to use whether or not is generally not to choose whether to do it, not what to do.

2.I don't know when he's coming back, but he said he's going to be in the future. The method of elimination can be made 3Choose A.

The completion usually has an impact on the current events, and here it just means that she doesn't understand the reason why she left the child alone.

If you don't understand, you can hi me.

A b is not right, either use whether directly, even if you can use the tense like this, it is not right, the front is did, and the back can't be can or could. What's more, this sentence doesn't make sense in the first place.

b I don't know when she will arrive, it's the future, in the simple future tense. In the following conditional adverbial clause, the simple future tense is used in the simple present tense instead of arrives

a can't wasn't couldn'The T note is now, that she left the boy alone in the past. It is good to pass the tense directly. If you want to use b, it must be preceded by couldn't to indicate the past.

1a whether means "whether".

2b The first empty is the object clause, which should be used in whatever tense should be used The second empty is the conditional adverbial clause, and if the main clause is in the future tense, then the clause is in the simple present tense.

3a If the past perfect tense is used, there must be a past tense, and the past perfect tense is the past past.

d.Meaning sounds.

Both A and B are just actions that people can do to "listen".

And C means to receive letter"

Hence the choice D

d, listen to ** with listen to and sound, so exclude a, sound means the various sounds heard.

Because since, it is the perfect tense.

The subject is life in the third person singular.

In summary, bthe life(we were used to) has changed greatly since 1992

Note: The parentheses are definite words that only serve as modifiers.

the life （we were used to) has changed greatly since 1992.

In parentheses are the qualifiers that modify life.

There is since when it is completed, the life singular third person, and the two are combined, b pair.

We were used to is a definite clause that modifies the life, meaning that the life we were used to has changed since 1994.

The main body of the sentence is the life (definite clause) --greatly since 1992, because the subject is the life to single three, so it can exclude a, d, and c out of grammatical rules.

If you are just starting to learn the present perfect form, you should be sensitive to since1992, and if you have it, it is almost a perfect form, and then judge according to the grammar. ~0~

be used to doing Have done something in the past, used to do something in the past.

be used to do something used to do.

The life we were used to greatly since 1992 means that since 92 years, our lives have changed dramatically, emphasizing the perfect tense, first excluding a, c, and then according to the meaning we know that the subject is the life, here to make the overall meaning. The predicate verb is singular. i.e. b

You should choose B, and since is the sign of completion, so when you see it, you will exclude A and C first, and because the life is singular, so choose B

Option B Because the restoration is the life has changed from 1992 to the present.

since is in the addition perfect tense.

The life we were used to, is the meaning of the life we have become accustomed to.

Don't think of to and change as a match.