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The first two guys used the computer to flip it over, and the bull's head was not in the horse's mouth.

1.All she wanted was for someone to break my heart again.

2.He's my man.

3.The city is known for being open.

3.At mealtime, they would be happier if they could get a plate of British fried fish and potato chips, they spent the day in the bright sunshine, drunk at night, and then they slept soundly.

4.I have no choice but to agree.

1 What she wants is for the sake of somr people to be able to break my heart again.

2 He is a man for me.

3 cities are famous for its opening.

4 At mealtime, if they can get a British "fish with potato chips" plate they are more pleasant than pleasant. They spend their days in the sun, and they eveing to drink and they sleep soundly.

5 I did not export, but agreed.

That's how it is translated in the computer!

1 What she wants is to break my heart again for the somr guy.

2 He is my man.

3 The city is famous for its straightforward talk.

4 At mealtime, if they can take it"Fish and chips"Give an Englishman a plate and they are extremely happy. They spend their days drunk in the sun and on their eve, and they sleep completely.

5 I have no way out, but I agree.

This sentence is a bit grammatically wrong, and it is suggested to change it to: I was afraid to speak in front of a large group of people

Hello, it is recommended to change.

was afraid of speaking in front of a large group of people.

2. i was afraid to speak in front of a large group of people.

Reason: "Afraid of doing something" If you use afraid, there are only two collocations, one is be afraid of doing sth, and the other is be afraid to do sth

The object clause in the sentence structure be afraid that is afraid means "afraid", and the meaning of "afraid" is analyzed according to the original sentence of the question.

I was afraid to speak in front of people.

Translation: That lady always wears beautiful clothes.

You make your teachers highly praise you.

That teacher liked Tom better.

And not me. Explanation: There was a lady who was always dressed in very gorgeous, beautiful clothes.

Your performance or your suggestion makes your mentor appreciate and praise you.

The teacher liked Tom more than me.

The translation is a very comprehensive explanation.

The lady always wore nice clothes.

You have made your teachers highly praise you.

That teacher liked Tom better.

And not me.

This sentence is a master-slave compound sentence with a fixed sentence pattern not....until...Until. Just.

Until the leading temporal adverbial clause in which the subject is i, entered is the predicate, and high school is the object.

The main clause i don't realize...where the subject is i and the predicate is don't realize, the object is a clause (object clause) how right my parents were.

In the object clause, the subject is my parents, the verb were, and the predicate how right.

Translation: It wasn't until I entered secondary school that I realized how right my parents were (at the time).

The incomplete leads to the temporal adverbial clause, and the until is preceded by the main clause, which contains the object clause guided by how.

Until. cai, compound sentences.

When I was in high school, I learned that my parents had good intentions.

The choice of DA, "to do a little bit to run the "Science Tabloid" is inappropriate, and self-humility is called a modest force.

b. "Please be sure to return it as soon as possible" is inappropriate, and "must be" is generally an order from a superior to a subordinate.

c. "Congratulations also to him for the honor of joining our Variety Show Friends Club!" "It is an honor to express yourself inappropriately, and to be humble.

The backbone is evidence dates the creationReliable scientific evidence identifies the earliest period of artistic creation carved into the rock face. The latter one does the adverbial.

This was created in Australia from 30,000 to 50,000 years ago.

Need a translation?

Answer: [Question 1] hardly

Ever [Question 2] it

seemsthat

Question 3] is

readyto

Question 4: Care

about 5] in

common

Answer Analysis] Test Question Analysis:

Question 1] Examine the phrase hardly

ever, almost never.

Question 2] Examine the fixed sentence structure it

seemsthat, like ......

Question 3] Examine the phrase be

readyto

Ready to do something. Combined with the context, it can be seen that this sentence describes an objective action, so the simple present tense is used. The subject he is the singular third person, so the predicate verb is singular. Fill in the is

readyto。

Question 4] Examine the phrase care

About, care. The verb after the modal verb is in the original form, so fill in careabout.

Question 5] Examine the phrase in

common, common, common.

Test Points: Completing sentences.

it's surprising to do sth.

find out + clause.

how much+ clause.

like+n.

people+ definite clause.

What surprised us was that when we tried to get to know them, we found that we were similar in many ways.