A few simple English questions, just I mixed up a few words, help

1、loud-louder-loudest

2. Pitching, batting, running, and grabbing.

3. Are you learning (playing) the hardest one?

What do most people pay attention to when tasting food? It's the sense of taste. And in order to highlight the importance of "presentation", your sentence uses "can be", in fact, is is also okay.

But to give the reader an idea, the sentence uses "can be", which means that "it can be as important as taste".

The sentence itself is meant to highlight and focus on presentation

Personally, I think that the appearance of food can be as important as the taste.

'T talk emphasizes the warning tone before something happens, such as you shouldn't't go there you can't go there. And shouldn't't be doing sth to emphasize the regretful tone after the event has been able to happen, as he shouldn't be wasting his time on that.He shouldn't have wasted his time like that.

It is an authentic American expression. Similar to the meaning of where, go, such as go up there to go.

CAN and BE

ableto

can all indicate ability. Can refers to general ability, and there are only two forms, namely: can, could be

ableto

It mainly refers to the ability to do something concretely, and its form mainly depends on the change of be, so the form is better than can

Much can be said: i

ableto

swim.But you can't say: all

thepeople

couldescape

fromthe

bigfire

intime.

All you can say is: all

thepeople

wereable

toescape

fromthe

firein

time.

1.The past tense is simply used to refer to the state of a situation in the past, only with respect to the present. Past participles usually emphasize that the action has already taken place.

1.In the simple past tense, the past tense is used, and the rest is participle.

2.Predicates can only be in verb forms.

It's singular, so use was