Solve in English for Junior 2 Why, Solve in English for Junior 2

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Two years are here as a whole. It emphasizes not that there are two "years", but rather that it is considered a period of time. This is also a common phenomenon in the English singular and plural:

The form of the predicate verb is chosen according to "meaning". The other is according to the form, that is, the usual plural noun sister archetype.

When to use form, when to use meaning, this needs to be accumulated. Nouns such as time, money, etc., often have to decide whether the predicate verb is singular or plural, depending on their meaning.

what=antecedent + that. In this sentence, that is: what=the things that.

From a grammatical point of view, that clause cannot be the object of the main clause.

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In English, when a unit noun representing degrees, quantities, weights and measures is used as the subject, even if it is in the plural, it should be regarded as a whole, and the predicate verb is in the singular form of English.

By is used as a preposition above, followed by an object, in other words, what they saw affected them deeplyWhat you said about that is a leading word, if you use that after it, it is a definite clause, but that does not refer to the pronoun, so it is not valid.

Two years can be regarded as a whole, which means that two years is a long time, and it does not represent a plural number, so it is not necessary to are

what is the object of saw, they are deeply moved by what they see, saw is a transitive verb, and the object should be added after it.

Two years is a period of time, a whole, so....Use is instead of are

What can be used as an object in a sentence, and that can't, in this sentence, what is meant to be what they see.

Buddy is countable.

Usage of offer: vtGive, give; Proposed, proposed; Bid, offer; Indicate your willingness.

vi.Suggest; Attempt, want; Consecrate.

n.Suggest; Bid, offer; Try; Propose.

Plural: offers Past tense: offered Past participle: offered Present participle: offering Third person singular: offers

lead:vt.Leadership; Steer; Command.

vi.Leadership; Result in; Baymetric with water.

n.Lead; Leadership; Example; Bullet.

adj.Leading; The most important; Leading.

Plural: leads Past tense: led Past participle: led Present participle: leading Third person singular: leads

order:

n.Command; Order; rules, systems; Order.

vt.Command; Order; Tidy up.

vi.Place an order.

Plural: orders Past tense: ordered Past participle: ordered Present participle: ordering Third person singular: orders

play with + somebody or something.

no more than

At the end of last year:

At the beginning of this year.

finish+ doing something: Finish to do

How do you read the year? For example: 1975: nineteen seventy-five

What does so that mean? : In this way, as a result,

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1.My mom told me not to write it anymore, this one is right, me is an indirect object, not to write it anymore is a direct object. The preceding sentence, with two predicate verbs, is wrong.

2.Neither is true. It should be: I asked tom what he was doingIn object clauses, interrogative sentences should be in the order of affirmative sentences.

The first question should be correct, and the second question, I feel that it should be i asked tom what he was doing

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