Senior 1 English Choice, High School English Single

The main clause of the since form "since" is used in the perfect tense, and the clause after the nce is in the simple past tense so should be filled in came.

Tols Told Translation: Our teacher said that Columbus discovered America in 1942.

'told' is a verb that leads an object clause that should be filled with discovered hope.

Note: The usage of since! The main clause is in the present perfect tense, and the subordinate clause is in the simple past tense.

Note: The object clause states objective facts in the simple present tense! The object clause in which Columbus discovered the New World is an objective fact, in the simple present tense!

1came

2 was discovered

Dear, by the way, I mistyped two words.

tols--told

colubums--colubus

The correct answer is b, because here immediately =as soon as is used to guide the temporal adverbial clause. Then only that can act as a subject in the following main clause because that is a demonstrative pronoun here. What , which can only lead the clause, obviously there is a time adverbial clause in front, and the second half of the sentence should be the main clause.

The key to this question is to use it as a conjunction immediately. Similar adverbs can be used as conjunctions instantly, directly, both meaning "one." Only.

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The unrestricted definite clause is preceded by that, and only that can be used

b Haven't been. "I've never been there, but I'd love to go."

c The emphasis, with emphasis, indicates "the very person he is looking for".

1 b though, which means a twist that I haven't been there yet, even if I want to.

2 c Because the antecedent has the very modification, the relative pronoun can only be used that

Here it is the object of the form.

Verbal expression, focusing on accumulation.

When I was in my first year of high school, I remember "join us" thinking that I would participate in a certain group of people and become one of them, including "attend a meeting", "take part in + pastime", "join in most + games, competitions".

First of all, the following clause "you started doing the work" means "you started doing the work", and then the question, if you use that, the table statement, translated as "I don't remember you started doing the job"? If the meaning does not make sense, AD is excluded. This is an object clause, but anyway, any clause is good, and the word order must be stated, so c can be excluded, and the verb cannot be in advance.

Actually, I'm only a sophomore in high school, so I can't rule out mistakes, but if they're correct.

b it is used as a formal object to refer to buu christmas presents for their relatives and friends

b Foreigners will be grateful for the appreciation of others instead of no, she is nothing

A B answer should remove the following join C answer don't want to be clearly wrong.

b cd is an interrogative sentence obviously not a is also wrong, that is followed by a clause, and it is followed by the verbs was and started, so a is excluded

1 b it is the formal object, and the infinitive that follows it is the real object.

2 b Expressing gratitude for congratulations and praise from others.

3 d Join someone (team) with join

4 b The object clause is an emphatic sentence that emphasizes time, and the interrogative word when should be preceded by the word order of the object clause.

once is the meaning of once, here,

So the translation is that I am afraid that once her thoughts are formed, I will no longer be able to influence my nineteen-year-old daughter

That makes ...... sense

A once means "once" here, and this question mainly examines the meaning of the word

Once my daughter has made up her mind, I'm afraid it's hard for me to influence her thoughts. This question is the easiest to choose c, because according to past experience, will choose until because there is a not in front of it is very confusing, and b though is translated as although, and d is translated as if not, which is equivalent to if not The two items are inconsistent with the artistic conception , and it is easy to exclude.

Therefore, you should be careful in doing these questions and think about what others want to test you!

Hello! ""once" means "once" in the sentence, and the whole sentence translates as: Once my nineteen-year-old daughter has made up her mind, I am afraid it will be difficult for me to have any influence on her. Item B is notwithstanding, C is until, and D is unless, all of which are not in line with the topic.

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