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whatmost

parentsdois

trytohelpthe

plants

growby

pulling

themupward.

It was supposed to be a totry.

But the predicate in the preceding subject clause is do

So I omitted the to at the end. This is a fixed expression.

little

It means negative, just like few.

Therefore, the following is used neither, which means negation.

alittle and. a

Few's yes.

The subject of this sentence is what

mostof

theparents

do, here there should indeed be a to between is and try, but when the subject contains do, the to here can be omitted.

The following one is found from the Internet, you can check it out.

7. The subject with the do predicate omitted to to.

When the subject part has some form of the verb do, the infinitive used as a predicate can omit to. Such as:

allyoudonow

isto)complete

theform.

All you have to do now is fill out this form.

theonly

thingtodonow

isto)goon.

Moving forward is the only way out now.

whati’lldois

to)tell

herthe

truth.

All I had to do was tell her the truth.

References.

1. Should indicates something that needs to be done, not something that needs to be mastered in general.

2. Whoever emphasizes that who can also use who, and who is similar to the one, you know 、、、

4. After a few hours, he seemed to come out with a wry smile.

5. Unexplained, fixed collocation.

6. What is in my heart, not how !!

7. What president can do is an ingredient in a sentence. You can't use that as a subject or object.

8. It is not easy for the public to understand what role a new invention can bring to human beings.

9, in is a preposition with which case, which refers to the things before this sentence, non-restrictive definite clause only use which you don't take seriously which and that use the rules of use.

10, which can also,

it is necessary /strange/important...That is followed by a subjunctive mood, and the verb forms should +do

On the second floor, it is said that the choice A refers to the antisense of the interrogative sentence

i don't think the books sell well, do they?

So the answer should be B

Hope it helps.

When the statement part of the anti-implicative interrogative sentence is selected as i(we) don't think(believe, suppose, consider) + that clause, the clause has a negative meaning, and the verb and subject of the question part are still consistent with the that clause and use the affirmative form.

In short, the front is affirmative, and the negative question sentence is used as a negative rhetorical question, and the front is negative, and the antisense question sentence is used as an affirmative rhetorical question.

This question is negative in front, and the rhetorical question should be in the affirmative form, choose A, if there is an option for can you, it is better to choose can you for this question.

Support Sai Bugua. Contradictory interrogative sentences are simple sentences, such as:

i don't think the books sell well, do they?(See West's explanation).

But this question is communicative English, the context is flexible, please look at the meaning of two sentences 1I don't think these books are selling very well. 2.Oh, (are they) not selling well? oh, don't they sell well?

So choose B

Enroll in an English cram school to make up for it.

Buy an English word book (the kind that should be small in size and easy to carry) and start memorizing Take it out and memorize the words if you have nothing to do, and read a lot in high school If you don't know the words, you can only choose the machine to do the questions, buy a tutorial book about reading, practice more, and find the feeling.

Find some listening exercises on the Internet and do them yourself, you can also listen to more English songs, watch English movies, and memorize what you think is classic.

Memorize words, memorize grammar, practice listening, and do reading.