English Sentence Patterns Collection 20, excerpts from English sentence patterns

may there be enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunset.

May there be enough clouds in the chaos of your life to create a yellow trembling twilight of a beautiful eggplant.

General interrogative sentences:

1.Sentences that begin with a conditional verb (am is are) followed by a question mark.

2.Sentences that begin with an auxiliary verb (do may can), etc., followed by a question mark.

Of course yours in different tenses in the form of a word that appropriately begins with it.

Special interrogative sentences:

That's easy, as long as you first turn the sentence into a general question sentence and then add a suitable special question word at the front!

a an the these three are articles, which are naturally added in front of the noun, and the specific usage is: a is followed by a noun, that is, a noun that is not specifically referred. An is added in front of nouns that begin with a vowel pronunciation. The is added in front of the noun.

The so-called special refers to the fact that when that noun comes out, everyone knows which one it refers to.

First of all, I don't really understand what you mean

And this THE in play "the" piano cannot be omitted under any circumstances.

I recommend a method to you, but the requirements are relatively high, if you can persevere, you will definitely be able to learn English well, I did just that, I am very good at English, and I won an award.

The way to do this is to read a book. It's not reading, it's reading. English is the language, it is spoken.

If you can read every day and read aloud, you will definitely improve your English score, and your listening and speaking will improve. However, the effect may be a little longer, but it is guaranteed to last for life.

If you believe it, try it. That's what I did.

It's too vague. And 15 points is not a high score.

English should be memorized more, sometimes it is necessary to use dead methods, and there is no clever method, and then there is more use, remember in the application, and memorize more. You can blurt it out when you use it.

I'm in 8th grade, and I'm still an English class representative, but I learn English as a pleasure, so it's a lot less stressful. If you have nothing to do, read more books, and if you don't know how to read, try to spell it, so that you will develop a certain sense of language. That's how I learned it, it works well, give it a try!

Let's try "900 Sentences in English".

Let's be honest. It's better to memorize the article.

A general interrogative sentence is a question that begins with the verb be am, is, are.

A special question sentence is to add the question words what, how, when, where, etc. before the general question sentence.

The simple present tense is subject + do

The present continuous tense is subject + be + doing

The simple future tense is subject + will + do

The action that is now in progress, use the present continuous tense to take the helm. The formation of be plus the present participle is appropriate, and the use of be is as if it were a verb.

Remember that be is an auxiliary verb, and add not after be to negate extension. Be sure that the first question of the sentence is certain, and there are many benefits to remembering the above content.