Grade 9 English, everyone help, everyone help translate, English 9th grade

b Medal In his athletic career, he won only one gold medal.

d Encouragement When we were shy to converse in English, Mr. King always encouraged us to be brave.

D Notice He entered the room and took the treasure while no one was looking.

A choice will is followed by the verb archetype, and she will choose to play in a pool match in Tokyo.

A establishment Jenny intends to set up her own company instead of working for her parents.

will be invited to play in olympic games.They will be invited to the Olympics.

will not be allowed to join us.You will not be allowed to join us.

school meeting will be held next year.The Games will be held next year.

4. we will be understood with time going on.Over time we will be understood.

b Medal 2d Encouragement 3d Note 4c Election 5a Established.

iii . will be invited to play in the olympic games.

2. you won't be allowed to join us.

3. the school meeting will be held next year.

4. we will be understood with time going on.

1、b 2、d 3、d 4、a 5、a

1、they‘re invited to play in olympic games

2、you’re not allow to join us.

3、the school meeting will be held next year.

4、 you will understand with time going on.

If you don't understand, let me explain to you, you have to work hard in class, you can't always ask others that.

1、b 2、d

3、d4、c

5. A conjunction:

1、they will be invited to play in the olympic games.

2、you will not be allowed join us.

3、the school meeting will be held next year.

4、we will be understood with time going on.

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Sister, let me help you

Jack: Annie, I'm a little nervous because I need to finish a book and then write a report and turn it in on Monday.

Annie: That sounds good.

JACK: But I'm a slow reader.

Annie: You just need to read it in general terms and get to the point. Don't read word by word, sentence by sentence.

Jack: But I don't know a lot of words. I need to use a dictionary.

Jack: That sounds hard!

Annie: Be patient. It's time-consuming, but it makes perfect, and as you enjoy reading more and more, you'll be able to master and read quickly.

Annie, I'm a little nervous. I have to finish the book and give a presentation next Monday.

It doesn't sound that bad.

But I'm a slow reader.

You just need to read it quickly to get the main idea first, not word by word. Read by word group.

But many words I don't understand. I had to use a dictionary.

Sounds hard.

Be patient, it takes time to get better at it by reading a little bit of what you like every day. The more you read, the faster you'll read.

Do it yourself. Don't expect someone online to help with your homework.

You need to practice your English on your own and don't rely too much on the internet.

The first one is is based on

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where In the place adverbial clause, in addition to referring to the place, it can also refer to the situation, etc.

which is clearly what it refers to)....of that ,...of those ; (further providing information about something) that, those.

Here's further information about The Place, so d

visit is a transitive verb, followed by a noun which is equivalent to a noun, and where where is an adverb, which is equivalent to a preposition plus a noun, so no, this is a very important knowledge point in the definite clause.

Girl: Life has to be hard when you're a kid.

Lady: Oh, I don't know. Why do you say that?

Girl: Well, you don't know many modern inventions. Like, you probably won't have one either, right?

Waitress: Of course we do! How old do you think I am? **Invented in 1876.

Girl: Cars? I bet the car wasn't invented.

Woman: Absolutely. The automobile was invented in 1885. My family has a car. I think you need to have a good history class, Alice.

Girl: Haha! Okay, do you have a TV?

F: No, we don't. Television was invented in 1927, I think. Some of my friends only eat 1. But in those days, television was expensive, and we couldn't afford it.

Girl: I bet you don't have calculators and computers or anything like that. That's what I know now. What we learned in school, the invention of the handheld calculator and the personal computer in 1971 was completed in 1976.

Woman: You're right. I haven't put those things together yet, when I was a little girl. But now I know!

1. which you can dance to2. whose name is dance, dance, dance

3. who write their own lyrics4. that are too long

5.Who sing the words clearly to help you learn to be noisy and noisy!