I hope you can help answer the English questions in the third year of junior high school

1. I'm not sure about this. Haven't seen either...NOR and AND.

Maybe li lei and i are connected to count as a whole, if that's the case, use areBut neither ...NOR is based on the principle of proximity, which may be AM

i2、was

the teacher and writer The teacher and the writer.

3. The subject of was every one

4、any other

Any one of the others.

Added: neither ...nor.../either ..or.../not only ..but also...Predicate verbs are all based on the principle of proximity.

both ..and...Predicate verbs are plural.

1.This kind of question regards the subject two days as a whole, and the predicate verb is singular, such as:

two hundred dollars isn't enough for him.

2.class is a collective noun with two meanings, the predicate verb is singular when "class" is spoken;

When "students in the class" are spoken, the predicate verb is plural.

Similar collective nouns include: team (team, player) family (family, family member), etc.

3.This is an exclamation sentence, exclamation is the noun fun (uncountable noun "interesting fact"), in the exclamation sentence the noun is used what; Exclamations and adverbs are used how

1 two days is a time concept, so the singular isn is used't

The fixed collocation after 2 the whole is plural.

3 what plus adjectives is the typical format of an exclamation sentence.

Questions 1 and 2 test subject-verb agreement, that is to say, question 1 should be regarded as a whole with two days, so the number of orders will be followed by the following questions; The whole class of the 2 questions translated into the whole class should be plural, so it is followed by are. The third question I personally think is because fun appears as an uncountable noun here, so use what to guide, not because what can be followed by an adjective, I haven't learned this collocation! Hope it helps!

Hello! 1 Frustrate some sharpness.

2 It will be good for them to give them some blows.

3 Save face and go down the stairs.

4 I thought I was driving them to success, but in fact I was driving them away.

5 This is a lesson for both the children and me. Forgiveness does not change the past, but it can make the future better.

An authentic translation cannot be translated literally.

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Cloze is a comprehensive type of question, which combines grammar, vocabulary, logical reasoning and background knowledge. I see that your other question types are okay, which means that the basic grammar vocabulary should be good. Let's give you a few suggestions to see if it works:

When you do the cloze in the blanks, do the questions three times: don't rush to do the questions the first time, read the article quickly from beginning to end, skip the blanks, and understand the gist of the whole text first, so that you can mobilize your background knowledge reserves first, and avoid misselection caused by not understanding the full text, do the question the second time, carefully look at each option, compare and then eliminate the wrong options, and the third time substitute the selected words into the full text to check it to see if the grammar is correct.

English is not something that can be improved quickly in a day or two, so if you stick to this method and accumulate and analyze mistakes, you should gradually improve.

Cloze is a point of loss, you can buy a few more exercise books and specialize in completion. And be sure to memorize the words and phrases (you can memorize 1500), and pay attention to the tense. Sometimes, it can be selected according to the context, so you have to analyze it more.