3 English questions, 3 English questions

.b Analysis: According to the sentence analysis, this sentence means: I am going to Beijing, please find out when the train will leave. b is the meaning of the detection. A means to put it on. Clearly not.

A First of all, point out that the landlord's many is wrong, and this sentence can be judged directly from grammar. Take place happen does not have a passive voice. Hence b error.

The meaning of the sentence is: Our village has changed a lot over the years. By the way, these years are used as time stamps, and the table tense is the perfect tense, and the rest of the explanations are omitted

B—Personally, I think I chose this. Because shall generally takes we, i, and will, it usually takes the second person. Although they are all modal verbs, there are still some differences!

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find out, find out.

Meaning: I am going to Beijing, please find out the time of train departure.

place"happens"This phrase has no passive voice, so the answer is a sentence: Our village has changed a lot over the years.

Used for the subject to be in the first person, as in i, we

Will is used in various pronouns.

After becoming a general interrogative sentence, the subject is the second person you, so will

Answer it yourself, or it's boring.

1 Should table should do something she should finish the homework before Monday

can 表示能 she can speak English

May table may, speculate. The use of would here means that she would say so, a euphemism of will.

2 even means even maybe it means even more usually together.

The role of 3 do in the English language is extensive. For example, yes i do. It can mean different things in different contexts. Is $200 OK?

And count means counting, fit is appropriate, satisfy is pleasing and pleasant, and does not fit the context. And if you want to use these three verbs, it should be preceded by do instead of will, right?

instead of (refers to the negation of the later thing or behavior).

instead concatenate two sentences. It can be placed between two sentences, or after a sentence.

i didn't go home, instead, i went to the bar.Or:

i didn't go home,i went to the bar instead.

i went to the bar instead of going home.

he attended the meeting instead of me.

asked me who the young man was.

3. another ten

1. d Those climbers resisted strong winds and eventually succeeded in reaching the summit. Struggle against means to fight.

2. b It is clear that the World Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen has become the focus of attention. focus here refers to focus.

3. D has been bedridden for nearly a month, and it is very difficult for him to pass this exam. had a hard time doing sth

Two wrong upstairs.