I don t understand English grammar very well, I don t understand English grammar questions?

If you don't have a good foundation, buy a copy of Grammar on Thin Ice, or take a basic class.

Let's start by learning the grammar of the language.

The grammar of "Thin Ice" is too expensive, I think there is a book on the market called "A2 English Secondary School English Practical Grammar Manual" which is very good, and all grammar points have many example sentences, which are relatively easy to understand.

However, a teacher is still needed, but this teacher cannot be rigid, but must be very lively, after all, it is better to see and listen to it than to be effective. Good luck!

The latter verb infinitive is a postposition definite, as a modifier, to modify the preceding noun effort, express....efforts. This refers to the fact that no effort is made about anything. So it's not a purpose adverbial.

they made no effort to hide their amusement

Meaning: they make no secret of their curiosity.

To hide amusement is the infinitive as an object complement.

The infinitive should be the objective adverbial. Translated to, in order to hide.

If you think of it as an object. It should be translated as,"Hide. efforts. "。

The meaning is different.

Here is the objective adverbial, and the object follows directly after the verb.

the manager was worried about the press conference his assistant was giving in his place, but luckily,everthing was going on well .In parentheses is "going", can you add the verb "be"? Why, look at this sentence I am worried about the meeting held in guangzhou Why is there no was held I don't understand?

A: The point is that you don't know how to analyze sentences yet

1.This is a parallel compound sentence: the previous parallel clause (+ definite clause) + but + the last parallel clause.

Previous parallel clause = the manager was worried about the press conference The manager was worried about the press conference.

Determinative clause: (that) his assistant ( was giving ) in his place--Restore:

his assistant was giving the press conference in his place.His aides are issuing the press conference on his behalf.

The latter parallel clause = luckily, everthing was going on well, fortunately, everything went well.

2. i am worried about the meeting held in guangzhou.

Analysis: Main clause: I am worried about the meeting

Held in guangzhou The past participle is used as a postposition, which is equivalent to a definite clause = which is held in guanzhou

1.The word "was giving" in the first sentence is a predicate used as a definite clause in the past continuous tense, indicating that a press conference was going on at that time.

2.The held in the second sentence is a past participle as a definite clause to indicate a meeting that has been held in Guangzhou.

You can refer to the relevant chapters of grammar books on "past continuous tense" and "past participle as a definite", which are not detailed here.

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1. Do is a verb, and the verb asks questions with auxiliary verbs. well means to do well, an adverb to describe the verb do, not an adjective.

2. was is also in the past tense, was is in the past tense of am, is, and are in the past tense of are.

Just now is just now, so use the past tense.

3. Much can be described as comparative, not very clear.

4. Milk is an uncountable noun, which can only be used in the singular, and it has nothing to do with some 5. Enjoy doing sthIt is a phrase, enjoy is a verb, and the verb can only connect the gerund or noun or sentence, and cannot connect the three single forms of the verb.

Hope you understand.

1.There is no ISN't do well The grammar do is the verb now is just now meaning where were you just now? That, of course, is in the past.

It's comparative. Have you counted them?

doing sth phrase.

1, do well (do well, be good at something) is a verb, and the verb is preceded by does

2.In this sentence, now is not a single word, it is used in conjunction with just, it is just now, which means just now, and is in the past tense.

3.The warmer used in the sentence is comparative, so you can't add very much in front, you can only use much

is uncountable, so you can't use are, you can only use isFor example: there is some rice in it"Rice (rice) is also uncountable.

It should be followed by the ing form of the verb, fixed.

is an auxiliary verb do well in is a phrase, this cannot be used is 2, pro, just now is the phrase eh, just now meaning, past tense 3This sentence is comparative, much is to modify comparative, and very is not milk, it is an uncountable noun, and an uncountable noun should be is

5. The word enjoy is very special, it is followed by a gerund, that is, the verb ing form.

Well in is. The aspect is well done, of course it is a verb, so use does.

Now is the past tense of are used in the past tense of are are used in the past tense of are and is, are and was.

3.Because there is than, it is necessary to use comparative-grade much.

is an uncountable noun, so is used.

5.Because it is enjoy, and enjoy doing sth, it is a fixed phrase, so it is added.

I hope it will help you, and if you don't in the future, you can ask me

1、liu tao doesn't do well in pe === liu tao isn't good at pe

2 just now – The existence of just now requires the sentence to be in the simple past tense

3. much + adjective comparative-level structure of adverbs.

4. It is milk, not some., that determines the predicate verbSome only indicates the quantity and cannot determine the predicate verb.

5. The verb after enjoy must be in gerund form: read---reading