English Contest Urgent! 10. An English contest question

Ang, Russia will take the exam tomorrow, and I will talk about it after the exam.

c can be excluded in the first place, a, b, because the general description of people + ed

And the antecedent of the following clause is people, so who

Meaning: Most people are shocked when they hear about people who are confronted with danger in order to save others.

c. amazed; who

ed describes people, ing describes things.

amazed=surprised

The second space is the definite clause, and the antecedent is person, so who is used

c, to say that people are emotional, to say that the state of things is to ing, and the antecedent is to use who, and to use which

Grammatical explanations such as upstairs 2 digits, to the next Chinese translator to help understand:

Most people often sigh when they hear about someone who has stepped up to the face of danger in order to save others.

First, the original meaning of the question should be that the economic crisis has already occurred, so it cannot be eliminated;

The second word, yes, omits it is, left is in the past tense, what modifies illness is all that follows, and the sentence that leads is an homonymous clause that modifies illness.

Indefinite pronouns are the subject, and verbs are singular.

No one passed the exam except me.

Negative indefinite pronoun + but = ...... in addition to butThere is no other than the same 2

4. Select BAC for the end.

I don't have a problem with choosing A for questions 2-5, but A for the first question is definitely not right. I've been abroad for so many years and I've never seen anyone say that. I just googled the relevant expressions, and all of them are nobody has.

Don't blindly believe the so-called "Aoying", the English learned by Chinese junior high school students is basically an expression that foreigners have long used to use.

Pick b all right Okay.

All right means it's okay.

you！It's what you mean first.

A: Yes, it doesn't matter.

B is the form of consent.

C is you please first, which is not appropriate in this context.