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Anonymous users2024-02-07c, seconds for a few seconds.
What to do with.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06seconds later.
While hours after syntax is also correct, it doesn't correspond to reality.
use ……for ……with ......Come and do ......
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Anonymous users2024-02-05After a few seconds, the alarm stopped.
You can use your nose to smell for the purpose of the table.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04, The English adjectives are listed in a certain number order, and there is a mantra that is: small big round old yellow, French wood study.
The analysis is: first the adjective that indicates size, then the shape, then the old and the new, the finish is the color, then the country, then the material, then the use, and finally the modified noun.
1.This ordinal word does not mean first, so there is no need to add his ·
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The first question is A, which is not yet in the future tense at 3 p.m. today.
The second question chooses a, and if you choose b, how and do do not match: what can i do + adverbial (to help my neighbour).
The third question chooses A, maintain a state, the adjective is the adverbial of eyes, everyone knows that when doing eye exercises, the eyes are closed, so you can't choose C, and the answer B is a passive voice, and it doesn't make sense to keep your eyes closed. close itself can be used as an adjective, just like open!
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Anonymous users2024-02-02taking
I can't know if it's right or not? Do you have the right answer?
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Anonymous users2024-02-01My keys are in**? Probably I left it in the office.
bThe Earth is 50 times larger than the Moon.
Hope to be able to help the landlord.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Choosing D, A can be interpreted as she is now with her sister Gina, and C is that she is talking to her sister Gina right now.
Choose A, be friendly to be good with someone, be friendly with is good with someone, Mary thinks "dolphins are nice to us".
Choose D, the subject of this sentence is only the boy, so choose is, use be+doing to form the ongoing tense.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30d be with indicates the state, she is with gina, and be talking to indicates the action in progress.
a be friendly to phrase.
d with two dogs is not the subject of the sentence, but an adverbial, the singular and plural of the predicate verb depends on the subject, the boy is singular.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29c Other answers are manifestly incorrect.
a be friendly to is a fixed match.
d The subject is boy, so it is singular, and is plays is obviously wrong.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28dad(* The first year of junior high is a bit vague.,But it should be right = =.
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