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Don't believe it.

One and another both refer to the singular, one and the other, respectively. two more means two more, that is, the meaning of adding two, which is in line with the meaning that we also need two chairs. d does not comply.

than, has the meaning of comparison, so use this comparison level. The meanings of much and little mainly refer to more and less, and not more.

thin ice means thin ice, then you can't swim on ice, so you will choose skate, it's + adjective + to is a fixed usage. Proving that this action is not happening is more of a common sense.

First of all, because c is a plural, a and b are removed

Secondly, there are two ways to say the other two chairs: two more chairs and other two chairs

Fixed usage, d is completely unfounded, and anther means something else, but another meaning other than the three.

c The sentence pattern of this sentence is it's ..to do...

It is the formal subject, and the real subject is the to do part.

If there is no C option, then choose D, because it is okay to use doing as the real subject, but there is no to do typical, it is not preferred, but D is grammatically error-free).

b We need another chair c c is the meaning of less c it is + adjective to do something, on ice it should be skiing.

Add the noun singular after it. option d should be another two

Comparative. Time is uncountable. The comparative level used is a modifiable countable or uncountable noun.

adj.to do sentence pattern. The back is ice, so with skate, skate.

1 built。Because there is a time adverbial ten years ago, it is necessary to use the simple past tense.

2 will read。Don't take the newspaper away, he'll be reading it soon.

3 is thinking。The present continuous tense expresses a continuous state in which he always takes into account his classmates.

4 brought。The time adverbial is this morning, in the simple past tense.

The bridge was built in the past, so it can also be seen in the simple past tense with the characteristic word ten years ago.

read soon can be seen that he is going to read the newspaper later, so he uses the simple future tense thinking in the simple present tense.

Boys used to bring books to school, so they use the simple past tense.

Because weather is an uncountable noun, there is no need for an indefinite article in front of it! Spend is the past tense of spend! In an interrogative sentence with two interrogative meanings, the main clause retains the interrogative tone, and the subordinate sentence (interrogative sentence) becomes a declarative tone!

If you use give, it means that someone else has given it to you! That's what it means to send you. Show the words just ask someone else to show you.

But that's something else! before is "from the past to a certain time" from the past to the present, while ago is "from the present some time ago" translated as "from the present......"Before" is to look in the direction from the present to the past.

The above is called "omniscient" is very well played, and I will add a small point: the difference between each and every, many means "each" in many, and each means "each" or "one" in two