Translate the sentence and explain why the parentheses are filled in the blanks like that!

I would say that in the first sentence, you should be skeptical about why you don't use an adjective in the form -ed, and first of all, you must figure out whether the subject of the sentence is a person or a thing. His victory, his victory, success, is obviously based on the subject of things, to analyze the difference between the -ed and -ing forms of convince. From the textbook, it can be seen that -ed is the subject of people, and the latter is the subject of things.

Question 2, there are two uses of the verb to appreciate, one to do and the other to do. Why not use to do, the reason is that do do means that you haven't done it yet, and you're going to do it. From the two years after the question, it can be seen that the matter has passed, not that it has not been raised.

Of course, this must be the passive voice. As for the use of the perfect tense, it is also done.

Hey, hey, apply what you've learned.

1.Don't let the fire go out (keep....doing...

keep the fire burning.

2.She ignored the noise outside and continued to read (in spite of).

she went on reading in spite of the noises outside.

3.How about an adjourned meeting? （how about）

how about postponing the meeting?

4.Although they were rich, the old couple lived a simple life

although very rich, the old couple led a frugal life.

5.At that time, my grandfather was too poor to go to school, so he taught himself all the skills (learn by oneself).

at that time, my grandfather was too poor to enter school, so he learned all the skills by himself.

1 I regret your deception.

2 If we don't do it now, we will lose this training opportunity.

3 When he saw the child fall into the lake, he jumped up and prepared to rescue him.

4 Revolution means the emancipation of the productive forces.

You have your own translator, which is too European, and you don't pay much attention to Chinese habits.

Let's translate it first

But in some other countries, if you have a hiccups, someone will say "please eat".

People all over the world behave differently. But all behaviors are produced in the same way, and it's good to know that. People need many ways to express that they want to be friends.

The first empty choice b, imperative sentence, no need to add to in front.

The second empty choice d, the object clause. Because all manners begin....Stand-alone sentences. Only that can, nothing else.

The third empty option B, said earlier. different all...The latter one but, the conversation turned, so the same should be filled in here.

The fourth empty choice D, the sentence meaning question, there is nothing to say.

No plus points written so much.

1 aImerative verb form.

2 d3 b understood.

4 d comprehension - -

But in some other countries, if you make a big noise, people will tell you, enjoy. Etiquette varies from place to place, but it's good to know that every etiquette has the same starting point. People always want to show that they want to be friends with you.

Your first empty option should be incorrect, it should be filled in excuse me

This course mainly examines the idiomatic usage of excuse me, sorry, etc. When you're about to cause trouble to others, you should say excuse me

The second space examines the use of conjunctions. The sentence after the space is used as the object clause of the verb know, and the unsuitable sinceAnd because there is already an object in the object clause, a, b, so d. is chosen

The third space examines the use of adjectives. First, get rid of the unsuitable "difficult".Among the three options a, b, and c, items a and c modify plural nouns, so they are excluded, so b. is chosen

In addition, when different is followed by the singular number of countable nouns, the indefinite article a should be preceded by it

The fourth space examines verb usage. The four verbs in the option, a, b are not directly followed by the object clause, which can be excluded, and the answer c does not meet the meaning of the topic here, so d is chosen