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Anonymous users2024-02-09Everything else is easy to find, and they said, I'll write this down for you.
ii please explain the following terms in English (20 points).
1.Comedy comedy.
2.Gothic Works Gothic works.
3.romance.
a love affair.
4.stream of consciousness.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08You can check it, and you can't finish typing what you want to check
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Anonymous users2024-02-071、i (plan) to be here for about one more year.
I plan to stay here for another year.
2、i (hope) to visit the other parts of your country.
I would like to visit other parts of your country.
3、mike (didn't believe) this until he (saw) it with his own eyes.
Mike didn't believe this until he saw it with his own eyes.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06b The mascot of the 2008 Olympics is beautiful.
b Don't worry about that, try to relax yourself.
a We have three new classmates. They each speak a foreign language.
b You're going to the UK next year, so it's time to practise speaking English.
b How long will it take you to finish that article for me? Half-hour.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05I'm an undergraduate English major, and trust me, my answer is absolutely right.
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Anonymous users2024-02-041.is each(every) + singular noun + and + singular noun, at this time the predicate verb is used as a singular number, this is a rule in English, the landlord keeps in mind that it is, why I can't explain it, but that's what is stipulated in English.
devoted so much time [to worked out].I don't know where the landlord saw this sentence, it should be a wrong sentence. Because first of all, let's talk about the devote......to……In this phrase, to is a preposition, then it should be in the forming of the verb, even if the to and the following components are regarded as infinitives, they should be in the original form of the verb.
Hope it helps you ha o ( o ha!
Welcome to ask.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Downstairs is very right, agree!
whom (preposition + guandai, guide to follow).
search of ; searched (search + location. Search for somewhere). >>>More
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There are a lot of English learning, like more and more lazy people in modern society, of course, there are people like us who don't want to go out and want to learn, indeed, the traffic is so congested now, it's very tormenting. **Learning like Want Want, Voice of English, English Salon, these are good helpers for you to learn, but I think you don't have more time and space to learn spoken English when you learn online, listening is acceptable, once the spoken English is left behind, what are you doing with this English learning, so that you can't talk to each other, just like I used to dare not confront foreigners, hehe. So I think let's start from the blind spot of spoken English, which is the most useful in the future, and then there is a way to learn spoken English without going out, **English is a kind of popular recently, stay at home, foreigners call you by themselves**, one-to-one guidance, such as enging, you can find your **recording on **, targeted correction, quite good, and this also saves the cost of hiring foreign teachers, that is, foreign teachers are also convenient, the fees are low, and you are also convenient, Consumption is also less, so why not? >>>More
Your first question is actually the difference between these three phrases: for example, such as and namely, both mean "for example", and the difference between them is: >>>More
b Drawing is a pleasure, but many people don't just draw for fun. for pleasure entertainment. >>>More