1 English question Explain the reason Thank you

Updated on amusement 2024-04-25
8 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    a keep distance.

    Here the object clause part is actually the subjunctive mood, he required (that) we (should) keep distance from each otherThe should here is omitted. require means requirement, the object clause is the content of the requirement, and this content is a subjective idea, so the object clause part should be expressed in a subjunctive mood.

    In this case, the structure of should + do(be) is used to reflect the subjunctive mood, and Should can be omitted. Should is often omitted from the options of this multiple-choice question, so be careful.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    When choosing a require+that, followed by a clause, the verb is archetypal.

    keep from is a fixed collocation that translates to "keep...

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Pick B answer. required is the past tense, tense agreement principle, a, c can't, and we is the plural meaning of us, d can't, so choose b. Meaning: He asks us to keep our distance from each other.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    a, because the semantic words must be kept at a distance, then it is a b

    But required requires virtual then only c

    It should be (should) + verb, but shou can be saved.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    ;is touching the top, and the bridge is suspended.

    It's a verb, and it's obvious to fill in the preposition here.

    The top is not in touch, and the two ends of the bridge are grounded, and the over has a metaphorical meaning of an arc-shaped extension suspended in the air.

    This is customary usage In fact, no foreigner will say above, just like the Chinese say: the bridge is on the water, but not say: the bridge is higher than the position of the water.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    over in. Above, the bridge is generally used over the water

    To sum up, choose D

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Never can't.

    be make of ......material production.

    Been was born Since is the signatory word of the present perfect tense, and the general structure is: perfect tense + since + simple past tense.

    won't pass unless ......Otherwise, ......, assuming tone, simple present tense + future tense.

    changed in the past few years is also a marker word in the present perfect tense.

    As can be seen from the following sentence, "citizen" should be filled in here, and all citizens support him.

    Adverbs modify verbs, primarily.

    talking entered.stop doing.

    forget to do sth.

    Meaning: several times. b, sometimes, c for some time, d for some time in the future.

    Would you like to try again? another does not specifically refer to the other time, b specifically refers to the other of the two, so use c

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    They have equal pressure on the horizontal ground, and it is known that P A chooses B if they have equal pressure on the horizontal ground

    If the p-formazan is known< P B < P C choose A< P >

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