Practice questions for nouns, articles, pronouns, urgent.

In my personal opinion, this is not a grammatical problem, but a content logic problem.

In many cases, both the possessive pronoun and the definite article can be filled, but there are small differences in the connotations they express, and what we need to figure out is how to find this small difference so as to point to the optimal answer we are looking for.

Objectively speaking: the pronoun of the owner, since the appearance of the owner, that is, the person is involve, then, this expression tends to emphasize the attributes of the person.

The use of a definite article means that the speaker has no doubt about what is being discussed. This way of expressing one's attention is slightly tilted towards the thing being represented.

In Example 1, the first sentence is about Edward, a child. I will continue to talk about his condition later. Therefore, it tends to emphasize the attributes of people, and uses his, which is semantic.

In addition, if we try to use the, we will find that in fact this condition is not absolutely without doubt. We can think of it as the condition of edward, or the condition of the skinburnWhen you say the condition, it can still confuse the listener, but if you say his condition, the listener will know that you are talking about Edward's situation.

In example 2, the content of the first two sentences is changed from Tang Dynasty - > poetry - > excellent poets - > excellent works.

If the content is Tang Dynasty - > poetry, the back is gone. Then fill in the

Now it's time to fill in their

Obviously, according to the author's account, it is logical to start talking about the excellent works (poems) of excellent poets

I don't know if you know if this answer is clear.

1.In his fifties means that when he was in his fifties, he was either stressed or fifty years old, so D is more accurate than B.

c syntax is wrong, when he was fifty2The date must be in the+s3The same as the first sentence pattern is how old someone is, it must be measured in ten years, and the preposition in must be used

The sentence pattern is in one's 10s, 20s, 30s and so on.

1. A and C are mismatched, and option D means that when he is in his 50s, the third question is the same, in one's + tens (s), which means when someone is tens of years old;

Option B is actually correctly stated, and it can also be chosen.

2. in+year, indicating in. Year.

In the + year(s), which means in the centuries, for example, in the 1980s, means "in the 80s of the 20th century".

in 1980, which means "in 1980".

3. Refer to the first question.

Do you understand?

d, indicates the approximate age of someone in his fifties around fifty years old in his forties around forty years old Fixed usage, remember.

c indicates that the date must be used in the 1980sd for the same reason as the first question.

The questions asked by the landlord all need to be memorized, just remember it.