Help me make this sentence into English at noon, and the grammar is good

The translation is not difficult, but it is difficult to pronounce in Chinese, I will only use phonetic transcription, so, sorry, landlord.

If you want to confess, use Chinese, this classmate.

Wrong. The IS at the back should be removed

Because this sentence is preceded by there be sentence pattern, and there is no need for predicate verbs after it, the same as ...It is used to modify the preceding noun.

It's a classic sentence. I haven't seen him for a long time, it is [ that ] that was that he said]

Emphasis on part of the original sentence.

it's...that...It is an emphatic sentence, and when the coat of the emphatic sentence is removed, the sentence becomes that was that he said, where that [he said] is a definite clause.

The meaning and function of the word that are fully utilized here. The first is a pronoun, the second is an emphatic sentence, and the third is a pronoun.

You made such a sentence in **, Google can't even find this sentence!

This sentence is useless!

I haven't encountered such a sentence in English for 1 year!

This sentence uses both an emphatic clause and an object clause.

it's...that...is an emphatic sentence, and after removing the coat of the emphatic sentence, the sentence becomes that was that he said, where that he said is an object clause.

The sentence is wrong.

it is that he said

That's what he said.

Here spent and slumped are not verb phrases that are matched together, here slumped is used in the past tense form to indicate the state, in fact, it should be regarded as the part of speech of the adjective, not the past tense, spent only modifies the evening, slumped is an adverbial here, indicating a state, and then from another angle, the verb modified by spend must be a verb of sustainability, slump is not here, so they can't match each other.

Note that doing means that the subject takes the initiative to do something, and the following doing sth is at best a complement to explain the role of the reason.

OK.

Example sentence: I cleand it before my mother came in the roomI cleaned it up before my mom went into the room.

Before has the part of speech of a preposition, a conjunction, an adverb.

Used here as an adverb of course can.

It just looks like chinglish

Yes, meaning, I've cleaned it before. But I don't know if that's what you're trying to say.

If there is a sentence after before, it is okay.

Yes, before is to do a time adverbial to indicate the time in the past.

That's right. Refer to Kingsoft Word Tyrant.

Yes, meaning I cleaned it ......Before.

That means you have to get everyone's buy-in.

but i grew up in a family who speak german, english and chinese.

Since family is used as a collective noun in the plural, speaks should be changed to speak

Change speaks to speak because family is a collective noun here and is used as a plural.

speak do not add s because family means all family members and is plural.

what is the conjunctions of this object clause.

In the clause, what is the predicate to do like. If it becomes the word order of a declarative sentence, it is:

it is like (what) to be a child