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Pick C I think Liu Xiang has a good chance of winning gold at London 2012.

I think choose B. It is an emphatic sentence pattern.

AAB, as well as and ....Same...; Except except....Outside; rather than instead; Combined with the meaning of the sentence, we can know that b is correct. Meaning: I want to know how my daughter is doing?

There was no homework to complete, and she also had some other major study loads such as revision and memorization.

The leadership of the b, d teacher, the ability of the star player.

1 a when leading the temporal adverbial clause which leads the object clause because the object is added after spent.

2 b did emphasizes the predicate occur

3 A definitely chooses A, but might as well, I can't remember the specific meaning, you can rule it out, nothing else.

4 b moving is accompanied by an adverbial, which can be judged from not.

5 Generally put the meaning of the back has the meaning of the result, be preserved well meaning has become the meaning of being well protected rather than well protected.

6 I can't remember this question You can find a grammar book that must be very detailed, but don't pay too much attention to grammar, after all, language is used for communication, and there are many idiomatic uses in addition to grammar, and it is important to cultivate a sense of language.

worked together + time period, is an adverbial clause. the day which we spent together is a certainty.

the other day, a certain day not long ago, so use the past tense. do plus verb archetypal table emphasis.

might just as well fix usage, might just as well do sth might as well as do it.

moving is now participle as an adverbial.

well is used as an adverb here, and the passive form of the verb is added after well, indicating that the work is done more smoothly and completely.

b:b:c:a:taken care : Because well is an adverb and preserved is an adjective, it should be an adverb + adjective rather than an adjective + adverb.

1.You should have made a typo when you wrote the options. One of the options c and d must be wasn't until, that..

Correct is wasn't't until, that。。It's an it is...that...

The emphatic sentence comes.

This is a question that examines the structure of the independent nominative case. The phrase before the comma should be consistent with the subject of the sentence.

I can't choose C.

Here's just a simple addition of a scene.。。 It doesn't say add up. The meaning of total (add up to).

Same as question 2. It is simply a state that indicates the subject tired and hungry. It is not an adverb that modifies a verb.

Same as question 4. concerned about……, care about ......

The first question chooses A, put sth into practice, put. Put it into practice.

The second question is chosen b, the whole object clause is in the future tense, which will be held, and it is in the passive voice, so it is to be held

The third question can be used by elimination, first exclude what, because there is an object products behind, and then exclude where, because there is a place adverbial from our company behind, and then AC is selected, I personally think that a should be selected, this is based on the sense of language, and I feel that the translation should be smoother.

The fourth question choose a, judging from the whole sentence, it should be in the past perfect tense, and I understand and understand the fifth question A, because he has been doing this thing all the time to buy a large amount of natural gas with a reduced price at one time, and the objective truth and the like have always maintained this state in the ordinary present tense.

Personally, I think you can choose any of the 3, 4, or 5 questions.

Fixed with put ....into practice put....Put it into practice.

From the semantics, it can be seen that it has not yet been held, it should be in the future tense, the 29th Olympic games is in the passive voice, and the to be done sentence should be used.

The components in the question are complete, and you can only fill in that to guide the object clause.

From the whole semantic point of view, it is something that has been done in the past, so to use the past perfect tense, only the a tense is correct.

Pay attention to understand the semantics, a while back means "a while ago", so the action of buying a large amount of natural gas with a reduced price has been completed, so use the finished time.

I think question 3 is more difficult, but question 5 is not difficult to judge as long as you know the meaning of a while back!