A few 8th grade English questions, ask for analysis!!

1、a；Analysis: This question mainly examines the fixed phrases in front of and in the front of, which means "in ......The previous "cd option can be ruled out without such collocation, AB is correct in both expressions, but the way to use it is slightly different. For example, if you want to say that a person is in front of a car, that is, this person is in the car, then use in front of, and if it is a person in front of the space outside the "car", then use in the front of.

Complete sentences: 1. We need to keep studying

2、i hope you can insist on/keep up writing.

3、you need to keep studying new skills.

4、tony doesn't like to see his football team lose.

1. Interpret it as something else, something else.

anyone else, add 's after the whole

In this form, anyone can be replaced with a lot, like someone, and who else...

2. It is the formal object of find, and the real object is after it.

If you add be, it becomes an object clause, but there is still a difference.

For example: he found that it was very difficult to get to sleep

And because the first that of the object clause can be omitted. So you'll see this too:

he found it was very difficult to get to sleep.

3. This is not possible.

Our review books clearly tell us that this is not a no-no.

In high school, it will be in the form of a clause, and this to do structure should be used sparingly, because it is definitely wrong to use this kind of sentence in the composition.

1, c, someone else. It should be added at the end's.

2, This is an example of a formal object, the real object is the following to get to is just the formal object, the sentence should be changed to he found to get to sleep very difficult, but the object is too long, so the formal object is used.

3. You can also do it.

I choose DIt is to read other people, or to appreciate what others mean.

This is found....difficult deformation. difficult to be the object of the form. It's best to remember this particular sentence pattern. OK.

Actually, the point is that you find out the English names of those places.

35, b (they go for a walk in the park).

36, C (the second beggar was unemployed a year earlier than the first, so it was three years ago) 37, C (the third was the laziest, because he was too lazy to get up).