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Anonymous users2024-02-06Go to the library and search for it, and there should be what you want.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05It's easy to look at these questions now, but it's better to do the homework yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The next door is a phrase that is often used as a definite and an adverbial.
Such as: he's our neighbour next door.
Or: he's our next door neighbour.
If you must pick up us, add a to
Choose d the journey beginsset out: it means to go, to begin.
The meaning of this sentence is: he leaves at 8 o'clock, and that's when the trip begins.
Selecting A Bebe indicates that he will enter the state of the game.
Choose a ocean
The Atlantic Ocean is an ocean
Adopt me!
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Anonymous users2024-02-031 Answer This is a prepositional phrase used as a place adverbial.
2 Answer journey beginsJudging by the preceding sentence set out.
3 Answer be in a race=take part in a race
4 Answers: an ocean
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Anonymous users2024-02-02he's our neighbour so he lives [ us.He is our neighbor, so he lives near us. （a）
long way form a different town form door.
he will set out at eight o''s when [ He will leave at eight o'clock. That was the beginning of the l travel. （d）
trip ends journey ends voyage stops. journey begins
End of the tour End of the journey Stop during the voyage The tour begins.
he will take part in a will [ in it.He's going to be in a tournament and he's going to be very involved in the midterm. （a）
placewill is followed by the verb primitive form be in the expression of a state of participation in action to do.
CDs are rarely used in conjunction with in, as is B and A.
The Atlantic is [ The Pacific Ocean is the ocean.
sea river lake
Ocean, sea, river, lake.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01a, is the neighbor naturally lives close to us, near, adv, close;
If you choose next door, it should be next door tod, the journey beginsTravel begins set out: it means to go, begin.
The meaning of this sentence is: he leaves at 8 o'clock, and that's when the trip begins.
a，be in sth.Participating in something means that he will participate in the race to enter the running A, the Atlantic Ocean is an ocean.
Ocean is a general term for oceans or oceans, such as the Atlantic Ocean. Sea refers to the sea, and the "ocean" in the four oceans should be represented by ocean, and the sea is not enough in degree, such as south China sea
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Anonymous users2024-01-31The first half of the sentence says that he is our neighbor, so B and C are excluded, and option D has one less preposition to, so choose A
The first half of the sentence means that he will depart at eight o'clock, indicating that his trip is about to begin, and according to this meaning, so choose D
He'll run a race, be in sthParticipate in something, so choose A The Atlantic Ocean is the ocean, one of the four oceans, and the "ocean" in the four oceans should be represented by the ocean, and the sea is not enough in degree, so choose A
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