Find the correct answers to the English questions and the reasons

Positive: take part in participate in the activity join the organization or group of people.

Positive: C Because it's not fun, very few people like it. students is a plural number, so few, it means almost nothing. a little modifies an uncountable noun that means there is a little.

First of all, the word to be filled in here should have the meaning of participation, and because you want to do sthSo choose between A and D.

A generally means to participate in a certain team, while D has the meaning of participating in a certain activity.

The words to be filled in here should have some or few meanings, and then you should choose from b and d.

Uncountable nouns are added after b, and plural countable nouns are added after d.

Hence the choice D

d Meaning of participation.

Because it's not fun, very few people like it. students is a plural number, so few

docter and writer refers to a person who is both a writer and a doctor, and the docter and the writer refers to a doctor and a writer.

The future tense of be is there will be and there is going to be.

It is an adverb of place, and it is not preceded by a preposition.

on one's way to+ noun is a predicate singular after a fixed phrase.

1.a Based on the principle of proximity in English.

2. a3.B home cannot be preceded by to

4.c The subject is singular.

For informational purposes only.

1. He promised according to the context that he had promised in the past, that is, he promised to come, but (now) he did not come.

2、do the books sell well ?sell cannot be used passively to indicate that sell is an action issued by books.

3. was served because the principle of proximity is only related to adjacent subjects.

4. writes is similar to the sell in the previous question, and the action is made by the pen.

5. Indicate what will happen in the future.

6. Note that looked forward to is to modify the previous day, and the back cannot be used to come, but the day we had looked forward to as the subject

7. Translation to the fact that the baby died two hours after being sent to the hospital is unsustainable.

8. According to the following time adverbial, this action is continuous, that is, only has been away is compliant.

1 Promised in the past, in the past tense.

2 If there is no be verb in the question, choose c

3 xx and xx verbs are offered in the singular, bread and butter, in passive, choose a

4 The fixed sentence form sth write well, and other verbs are also, read, look···

5 Sentence meaning: The day when Taiwan will return to the motherland will eventually come. Taiwan is the return later, with the general future.

6 The day we were expecting has finally come, which means that it has come, in the past tense.

7 Those who died in the past use the past tense.

8 His father has been gone for more than a year, from the past to the present for more than a year, in the normal present perfect tense.

Through my answers, I don't know if you understand a little bit, there are many questions that are selected by the question, and you should strengthen your ability in this area

The first one chooses ahow

Much indicates degree, how.

The second one is AISN't

he;No, the above two choices are wrong.

he's is.

heis, the full sentence is. heis

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usa,isn't

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It's hehas, then you see: he

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A: To some degree extent level is an idiom meaning "to some extent".

C: Tense collocation problem. The other three are incorrectly stated in terms of time.

See every morning? This means that morning jogging is a regular practice, so in the simple present tense, go jogging is a fixed combination.

Did you see Since? Since since, so use the present perfect tense.

See Next Year? Next year denotes taking place in the future, so the simple future tense is used.

To explain these words, sound means sound, voice specifically refers to human voice, and noise means noise.

sound can generally determine the sound **, know what the sound is, so choose A

The reason for not choosing noise is that noise generally refers to messy sounds (but I silently think that noise is also okay), and I can only say that sound is better.

jogging fixed usage or can say go for a jog

lived all the time.

be in the future tense.

sound means sound in general.

Sound of vioce

noise emphasizes noise.

And go swimming a truth.

According to since 1980 the prompt is to use the perfect tense.

next year is in the future tense.

sound refers to sound in general, voice refers to the sound of people or animals, and noise is noise.

jogging fixed collocation).

After adding time, present perfect tense).

year in the simple future tense).

human voice, noise).

1 b, because the predicate is singular, and mike and john'The difference between s and the other options is that his'The s is behind John, which indicates the father that the two of them have in common, and it indicates the singular!

2 b, rice is uncountable, like the Chinese thinking, it's all one bag, two bags of rice, so, so to bag, and here are two bags, so plural bags

3 d, because it was 3 years ago, it is in the past tense, and we usually say that the prototype of went is go, we always say go to a place, so the same past tense is also went to

4 A or B is not wrong, because both are grammatically correct.

5 c, help me do sth, help with is a fixed collocation.

6 b, home is an adverb and cannot have any preposition in front of it.

7 C, the phrase look forward to doing sth

8 a, to be held, is in the future tense, and in is followed by the future time.

9 b, two thirtd is the representation of the fraction, the numerator should use the cardinal words one two, three, and the denominator should use the ordinal words first, second, third, and the numerator is greater than 1, so the denominator is added to s

10 b, the time is to, past, and you've heard two to two no, that's the reason, 11, a asks the days of the week, not the date.

12 b, the phrase look for, because the title says, it's better than missing, so to find, and find out means to find something, like a scientific discovery, 13 c,d seems to be an answer, right? Because there is no affiliation, it is not used's, while 15 minutes is equivalent to an adjective, 13

A question B, followed by A, shows that these two people are a father. The second question D, buy rice, use plural. Three question b, went and didn't come back with has gone to

Four questions bNot sure about the answer. Five questions c, simple present tense.

Six questions b, past tense. Seven D phrase collocations. Eight questions b

Nine questions bQuestion 10 B, Time Expression. Question 11 d

The date I asked. Can't pick this either? Question 12 b

Looking. Thirteen question bFixed expressions.

b, the person or thing jointly owned by the two people is added at the end

b, rice is an uncountable name, and the plural expression of two bags of rice should be expressed in the plural form of the quantifier bag.

d, three year ago is a time phrase in the past tense that corresponds to the past tense of the sentence.

b, any is used in negative sentences, some is used in positive sentences, and both mean "some" in positive sentences.

c, please should be followed by the verb when it is followed by the verb primitive form help, which is often used in conjunction with with.

b, home is an adverb not a noun, and the adverb home cannot be preceded by the preposition to, at or in.

c, look forward to take the verb.

b,next is a time word that expresses the voice of the future tense.

a, the fraction is expressed by adding the cardinal number word to the ordinal number, such as the expression of 2 3 is two third, and the fraction is the subject predicate singular.

b. Expression of time.

b, look for is the action of "finding", and find is the "finding" of the result

b, the plural noun is minutes and its plural possessive is minutes'

The first question is b, because the subject is singular, so it must be the common father of the two.

The second question chooses b, the meter cannot be counted, but the bag can be counted, so add s.

The third question is d and the past tense is used in the sentence with ago.

Question 4 chooses b, some becomes any in the negative sentence, so this sentence must be a negative sentence.

Question 5 selects c, fixed usage.

Question 6 chooses b, home is an adverb, and cannot be added to.

Question 7 chooses c, the to in look forward to is a preposition, followed by the ing form.

Question 8: Select B. Idiomatic usage.

The ninth question is b, the numerator is greater than 1, and the denominator is added to s.

Question 10 chooses B, which means a difference of 5 points and 9 points.

Question 11 chooses D, what month and day is this question asked?

Question 12 pick b, I am looking for, so use the present continuous tense.