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Anonymous users2024-02-06It's like Beijing dialect and ordinary.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05A multiple-choice question in the English contest for college students, seeking explanations!! Thank you for the whistleblower |17 minutes ago Asked by: 999 kkk |Views: 7.
the resistance experienced when one body moves over another，__it is contact，is called frictional force.
a to which b where c with which d while
Why choose C, this is a non-restrictive definite clause, wherein, can a preposition + relative pronoun be replaced by a relative adverb? Can you give an example of a relational adverb where leading a non-restrictive definite clause, thank you!!
Answer: You copied the wrong question, yes:
resistance experienced when one body moves over another, _it is in contact, is called frictional force.
which which
Answer: c This sentence is a non-restrictive definite clause!
Generally used which is used to lead, but where or preposition + which can also be used
First exclude DBE in contact with sthIt's a fixed phrase!
where=in at on which means "in... place". Not here.
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Anonymous users2024-02-041 All 1volunteers is a countable noun, so use a lot of or lots of (but not here), so the answer is c
go swimming, generally used in this way to express liking to do something, to connect the preposition of time, to a specific day (in this case, on Sunday), so the answer is a
is inanimate, so the inanimate belongs to of, and the answer is a
4.Listen, someone is singing in the next room. Emphasizing that someone is singing, so using the continuous tense, the answer is d
5.Too much can only modify uncountable nouns, rain as rain is uncountable, and the other options are not compliant, so choose A
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Anonymous users2024-02-031c2b
3a4d5a like +doing or to do
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The first choice is b, and the definite clause habit is the antecedent.
The first question is b, and the infinitive is the objective adverbial.
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Anonymous users2024-02-0126。** Produced by deathin many countries. I chose D but I chose C, so I don't understand.
Penalty B. Penalty c. Penalty d.
Penalty 40. problemremained unresolved. I chose C but D and I don't quite understand.
In the absence of discussion b. In the absence of discussion c. There is no discussion d.
Not discussed 41. The history of the village, which few people know much about, can be learned from the highest peaks that took place in school. I chose B, but I chose D, so I don't understand.
In b. In c. About the end of the year many large bridges across the Pearl River.
Chinese 26If you choose d, punish and is are two verbs. Two verbs cannot appear in parallel in a sentence unless there are conjunctions.
40 Because the problem is being discussed, choose to be passive, and you choose to be active, so it's not right.
41 know for fixed collocation means to recognize to recognize.
44 d is the passive voice in the future perfect tense. This means that this bridge will be completed in the future!
45 if conditional sentence, denoting that contrary to the past facts, the predicate verb of the clause is used with had + past participle.
47 Because hear and come have a sequence of actions, first hear and then come, the perfect tense is used. And because the subject of the sentence is in an active relationship with hear, there is no need to be passive.
48 I think you're right The answer is wrong.
49 Here is directly the past participle considered as a definite to modify things, plus being redundant.
50 it is desired should get here with the subjunctive mood of should, which should be omitted here.
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