Ladies and gentlemen, I don t understand two English questions, the first year of junior high school

Two questions show that you can't figure out the sentence structure of there be.

There is a principle of proximity in the sentence structure, that is, who is closest to be, and the nearest is singular, that is, be uses singular.

The first sentence, closest to the be verb is a boy, singular, so the second is used, Chinese to English, Chinese asks what, so use the typical there be sentence pattern.

Your they are, they are **, the sentence structure and meaning do not match.

Hello classmates, this involves a knowledge point in English, that is, the principle of proximity, which means that the nearest verb is a singular number, then use three singles, and if it is a negative number, use the plural form.

There are also such words:"there be sentence structure; or ; either …or；nor; neither…nor；whether…or；not…but; not only…but also"

As for the second question, you may not know the sentence structure of there be, there be means "to exist, to have", and you write "they are... Obviously not.

This is the there be sentence pattern, and the answer is correct, choose a because there be sentence pattern has the principle of proximity, and it depends on whether the first object is singular or plural, and then determines which be verb.

The second sentence is translated as "there are two pencils on the desk, right?" It emphasizes "yes" rather than "yes", so there is a sentence pattern that means yes, so the answer is right Do you understand Classmate, I'm a sophomore in junior high school, hehe.

If there are two objects, generally the tense and proximity of the predicate verb are consistent. If it's two girls first, the predicate is are

There are two pencils on the desk.,It's obvious to use the there be sentence pattern.,So it's there are.。。。

Choose C, when the answer is also wrong, don't rely on the answer, believe in yourself.

They are their meaning, most of them are used for example: yes, they are, and there can't be used for answers, yes, there are so wrong, meaning these and that, you can see it when you translate it, there are two of them on the desk, it's not smooth, so you have to use there. Do you know that?

there be is the principle of proximity, and a boy is three singles.

There be is the meaning, there are two pens

Answer: d

Explanation: day is a singular noun, preceded by an article to exclude ab. Again, "let's go out for a picnic", so the weather should be very lovely, so the correct answer is d.

I wish you a happy new year and take your studies to the next level! Please remember to adopt, thank you! (*

d This is an exclamation sentence. You won't be as you should.

1、dbe similar to...And. Similar Similar to 2, bin spite of although.

3. cso far means "until now", and the sentence must be revisited using the present perfect tense 4, ago over review.

5. B multiple expression sentence structure: multiple words three times + as + adjective adverb primary large + as....

1. Error. 2. Error.

3. Error. 4. Error.

5. Correct.

Correct Wrong Wrong Correct Correct.

1、d2、b

3、c4、a

5、b6.1. Error.

2. Error. 3. Error.

4. Error. 5. Correct.

Adjective Adverb + enough + to do sth fixed phrase.

except, but are all except for ---, (excluding the latter).

Side is what else (including the latter) is what it is

1 enough preceded by adj or adv careful is to modify tom's so d

2 All people are here except sally except is the meaning of except.

enough is followed by an adjective adverb followed by an infinitive to indicate that enough... Do something.

This sentence indicates that everyone is there, except for Sally.

Have you ever visited the Taipei International Flower Expo? Yes, there is a world of flowers. You can see many flowers of different colors. Red, pink-purple, yellow, black.

Item A: Dimensions.

Item B: Name.

Item C: Shape.

D item color.

D is chosen by the meaning of the title

I choose the D color. The dashes are followed by words that are all colors.

dHave you visited the Taipei International Flower Expo?

Well, that's the world of flowers, and you can see a lot of different colors of flowers, red, pink, yellow, black, etc.

Choose D, and then say what is the difference between various flowers, the last sentence is red, pink and what color, so it is said that the color of the flower does not make sense, and the D option is the meaning of color.

Choose d translator: Have you seen the Taipei International Flower Expo?

Yes, that's the world of flowers. You can see flowers of different colors - red, pink, purple, yellow, black... If you are in the first year of junior high school, you can look for the key ones, and the answers are colors so there are various colors, and you need to find the key sentences when doing this kind of question.

Have you ever visited the Taipei International Flower Expo? Yes, there are flowers from all over the world. You can see many flowers of different colors. Red, pink, purple, yellow, black. Pick D