Help, thank you for the English question in the first year of junior high school

Like is changed to likes (third person singular), speaks is changed to speak (verb after modal verb is primitive), bored is changed to boring (bored is to describe people, boring is to describe things, many words are like this).

b Any in negative and interrogative sentences can be expressed, so it is often followed by singular numbers at this time; In some cases, it still means "any", which can be plural.

Any (used in negative sentences, general interrogative sentences) can add plural nouns, singular nouns, uncountable nouns.

Correct the wrong questions. 1. young people

2. speak

3. boring

Multiple choice questions. bSome=any in the negative sentence

like---play/to play like+to do/doing

speaks---speak can + verb primitive.

bored---boring bored is to describe people, boring is to describe things.

c some should be changed to any in a negative sentence followed by a plural number.

Any means "any" in the affirmative sentence, followed by the singular.

1）like doing

So for young people like playing basketball

2) can is a modal verb.

Post-verb primitive.

So for can he speak Japanese?

3）i think history is boring.

Choose. B should be chosen

Question 1: D write a letter "Write a letter" is a fixed collocation. "In English" applies the preposition in

Question 2: B look it up in a dictionary

Question 3: Aren't Because pictures is the plural form of a countable noun, the verb be should be used as are. And because it is a negative form, it is used aren't

Question 4: are behind The class is at the front of the office, which can be converted to: The office is at the back of the class.

Question 5: sits behind Note here that 玲玲 is a third-person singular number, and the predicate verb should be in the form of a scatter with s

If you still don't understand, continue to ask.

dbaren't

are behind

sits behind

I wish you progress in your studies o(oha!

If it helps you, I hope o( oha!

If you still don't understand, you can continue to ask (o).

Question 1: D Question 2: B Question 3: Aren't Question 4: are behind Question 5: Sitting behind o.

Is this the first year of junior high school, why haven't I read it?