In the third year of high school, English problems are solved by masters

Hello, choose B it here

There is no need to be nervous after encountering such long sentences, and component analysis is generally carried out first

For example, the subject here is the demonstration and the effect

The predicate is resulted

The object is the string that follows.

Then we need to pay attention to the space is concentrated in the part that modifies the effect, here the definite clause omits that, if we add that, the original sentence is, the effect that it brought....That is, what is missing here is a subject of the clause

That is, if it is that or which, the definite clause is not valid, because the antecedent of the definite clause that and which must be a sentence with a complete structure, such as she is the girl that I like, after that is a sentence with a complete subject-verb component, i like, and here if you use that , which, the sentence becomes the effect that brought, After that, only brought as a predicate, does not hold

And if it's what, the previous effect doesn't need to appear here, so to speak, what it brought about resulted....Because there is already an effect, it doesn't make sense to use what, which is mainly to replace what you haven't said as the subject.

Feel free to ask.

B it stands for the large-scale mass demonstration

The large-scale mass demonstration and the effect it brought about

The predicate resulted in

Object severe loss to japanese enterptises in China,especially automobile industry,

effect that it brough about, the relative pronoun that leads the definite clause to be the object of brought about, can be omitted. Pick B

Question 1 and 2 P317 is very clear!

Because date back to is often used in the active form to express passive, it is often not used in the passive voice. For example, the temple dating back to the 14th century was destroyed in the war.

Question 3, with+ noun pronoun + ving, ed independent structure There is a simple way to judge whether to use a present or past participle: if the noun is marked with a human body part, then look at the verb at the back, if it is a transitive verb, use the past participle; If it is an intransitive verb, use the present participle:

with one' hands lifted up,with one's eys looking up;

with his eyes glaring at them;

with her teeth clenched;

2.Dating back to is an established phrase that explains history dating back to dated form.

3.Gaurantees are more formal than promises can be unraveled written guarantees.

5.Eyes fixed on somebody is an established phrase that cannot be changed casually.

A certain night There is always a night (indicating an uncertain future time).

c won't .a computer as the subject won't start active voice, if used't, I'm afraid to use the passive voice can't be started.

1 c some night = one night He might eat the boy who slept next to him one night.

2 A sentence meaning should be something that has already happened and should not start b is not going to start meaning in the future.

Question 1 is c, some night refers to a certain night. Oliver was afraid that one night he would eat the people sleeping next to him unless he had another bowl of soup.

The second question is C, won't emphasizes that it cannot be turned on functionally. It is said that there is nothing more annoying than trying to turn on a computer that won't turn on!

A can be inferred from the question that I want to know when the project can be completed. Leak shouting with when then, here the first half is omitted, it should be he wanted to know when it was that....

The key part here, if expressed in normal order, is.

it was when that we could ..Emphasis on sentence structure.

Therefore, when it was that...

d when was it

When it was it itself can be a sentence, and the old vertical line is followed by that to guide the slender clause to further explain specifically.

Guaranteed accuracy!

The correct answer is: c

Analysis]:Yesterday I came across a beautiful girl who stared at me unblinkly for [what ] seemed like forever, and then left, saying nothing. why ?

I met a beautiful girl yesterday who stared at me like forever without blinking her eyes, and then left without saying anything. Why is that?

Only what has a dual property and can be both the object of for and the subject of seeked.

for what seemed like forever is an expression of "for + time period", but this time period is more special.

Essentially, for what seemed like forever and for weeks and so on are the same.

I don't know if you understand? Therefore, C.

If you don't understand, please ask, (*hee-hee.)

I also chose C because all I heard was what seems like, and no one said whih seems like

I'm in an English-speaking country.

The definite clause what refers to the preceding sentence.

Why can't you take a photo of it, it doesn't look good.