New Concept English Questions, New Concept English Multiple Choice Questions

The first one is single, the second one is at, and the third one is to, and that's all I know hee-hee

anor could he is to use an inverted verb before the subject.

The answer is b. The negative form of the non-predicate verb is examined here. (be) anxious to do sth, the negative form of the infinitive is to add not directly before to, so anxious not to frighten....

That's right. c The answer can be ruled out, being is a non-predicate verb, and the negative form should be not being instead of being not.

b, if the subject is the sender of anxious, there is no need for auxiliary verbs like being.

I think D should be chosen. Reason: Quickly hid under the stairs is a complete sentence separated by a comma, the preceding sentence is a clause, and the verb -ing form must be after not, so choose d.

Hope it helps!

not, this question is not to frighten the poor man, the adjective phrase is an adverbial, anxious not to do structure.

d.This is an examination of the non-predicate, the subject be anxious about the poor man, is the active form, so the present participle form being is used (if it is a passive form, the past participle been is used), and the negation is generally in front, so D. is chosen

Question addendum: But I just saw the answer, and the answer is B?

Can't you? I should be not mistaken.

ab difference is only word order. It's the same thing, it's a hard thing to remember. However, I guess I'm not mistaken.

be killed

could be donesentence pattern.

Passive sentence: even should be in front of be.

This place has to choose the noun! You can tell that the first example is all passive! I show that I am accepted!

is in the form of be, and two parallel passive sentences form a whole sentence! be injuried or even (be) killed, and the second is two juxtaposed nouns nForm!

suffer a injury or even n. how do you think?

Choosing c incomprehensible is incomprehensible to the meaning of incredible unbelievable, incredulous incredulous unbelievable.

Sceptical means sceptical.

CA is incomprehensible.

b Unbelievable.

c Doubtful, ungullible (skeptical, distrustful) d Doubtful (not believing to be true).

dsceptical means suspicious.

It's just a replacement.

Incomprehensible is incomprehensible, incredible, unbelievable.

incredulous is suspicious, which means to suspect something else.

I also choose D. There is an upstairs that has been explained very well, so I won't go into details.