Help me with my English problem .

1) Meaning: All emergencies can be seen (**).

2) Fire prevention. 3) Customs form.

5) It is necessary to connect the sentences before and after to understand them in order to translate. Beat here should refer to the area that (traffic police) pass through on a daily basis. Gold dust originally means sand gold, gold mud or gold dust, and the phrase may have other meanings (e.g. metaphors are rare, and things that need to be searched for, etc.).

6) Prior professionals.

1. glasses

2. handsome (handsome).

3. Friendly

4. tells

5. popular

1. glasses (glasses, in the plural) 2. handsome (handsome).

3. Friendly

4. tells

5 popular (popular, be popular among, received... Welcome).

Good luck with your progress.

What about your problem? None of them will be said.

The analytical answer is B Mr Brown

Although the description process of the question stem is more complicated, in the end, it was Mr Brown who showed the sign that the paint was not dry, indicating that Mr Brown had come to the park chair beforehand (by extension, it may be that Mr Brown had painted the paint on the chair), and that Mr Brown deliberately slower than Mr Black during the race, and let Mr Black sit on the chair with the paint not dried first.

1. General Questions

Sentence: has he gone to Beijing two days ago?

Negative sentence: he hasn't gone to beijing since two days ago.

2, has he lived here for two years?

yes, he has.

no, he hasn't.

he hasn't lived here for two years .

3, has tom had lunch yet?

yes, he has.

no, he hasn't.

tom hasn't had lunch yet.

Don't regret vvb after putting haha dad v one.

First of all, will

and wasdoing

Respectively denotes will and .

The past is. Then Shakespeare has passed away, it is impossible to use will, and the past continuous tense indicates what was done at some point in the past, so it is not okay either. had

made is the past perfect tense that denotes the past past. For example, "I ate, before eating, I took a bath", here, "bathed" before "eating", and "eating" is in the past tense, and "bathed" is the past past. Clearly not.

The meaning of the latter sentence is: Shakespeare made the character vivid through the expression of the character's words, then, the character has always been vivid, and it is also a fact to this day, so the simple present tense is used.