In the first year of junior high school, this question is selected in English, and the correct rate

1, c2, a (the question is a request, use some; If it is negative, use any)4, d (put on is a verb phrase formed by a verb and a preposition, when it touches the pronoun, it must be placed in the middle, and the noun can be in the middle or behind).

5、a（what is your plan for national day?）

6、b7、d

8. C (Zongzi - Dragon Boat Festival).

c (common sense).

a (In this sentence.)"could"It is a polite expression, the usage of the request, and the answer is a negative sentence, so it is used"any")

c (Use prepositions to indicate the morning, noon, and evening of the specific day.)"on")

d("shoes"It is plural, so it is used"them', while"them"is a pronoun, so put it in"put"with"on"between ).

b (habitual expression).

b (Westerners' customary expression, Chinese often say.)"Not really',"It's not as good as yours"And so on, and Westerners will be very generous to say"thank you")

D (common sense) C (word meaning discrimination, a is"Rice; Rice", b is"Pumpkin", c is"Zongzi", d for"Dumplings")

I think choose BThis is the subject of choosing a conjunction or conjunction-phrase. a means "because"; b means "in order to". c is the meaning of "so". Translation: The old man asked the girl to change her seat so that he could sit closer to his wife.

wanted to"This should be understood as "can". Also pay attention to the question of tenses. The past tense used in the whole sentence is a statement of something that happened in the past, emphasizing the description of the process rather than the causal relationship between the actions of the owner of the event.

If the sentence is in the simple present tense, then you should definitely choose a.

A, the Chinese meaning of this sentence is that the old man asked the little girl to sit in a different seat,-- he wanted to sit next to his wife.

so that, is the lead to the purpose of the adverbial clause, "for", "so to", so means the result, "so" both of which are reversed and inconsistent with the causal relationship of the original sentence, so choose a

So that also means "therefore", I think that's the reason for the controversy, but I'm still more inclined to choose A,

Translator: The old man asked the girl to sit in a different seat because he wanted to sit next to his wife.

A stands for causality, which is explaining why the old man asked the girl to take another seat, and if so, it should be He Couldsit next to his wife

so that is so much so that it means.

Choose A, because it's about an old man asking the girl to change her seat because he wants to sit next to his wife, so use because

Because means because.

so that is to be convenient.

So yes so.

Option B also makes sense: it's the old man so that he can sit next to his wife.

A stands for causality, which is explaining why the old man asked the girl to take another seat, and if so, it should be He Couldsit next to his wife

so that is so much so that it means.

Ask how many people are. People are countable.

be friendly with..Right. Friendly modifier verb with adverb do This is a fixed collocation.

Answer: c

Explanation: wearing is the verb ing form, which cannot be used as a predicate verb alone in the sentence, so exclude a, answer b put on means "put on", emphasizing the action, and answer c be in emphasizes the state, indicating wearing. So the correct answer is c.

Translation: Voila! Snoopy arrives, and he's wearing blue shorts.

I wish you progress in your studies and go to the next level! Please remember to adopt, thank you! (*

1 a2 d (estimated).

3 c is about the same as the sixth level just passed.

Select d taking

The gerund is the subject.

Translation: It is our duty to take care of the environment.

d This is the subject, so use the gerund form taking

Pick D. What is examined here is the gerund phrase as the subject. Analyze the sentence:

is a predicate, our duty is an object, and a sentence is made up of a subject, a predicate, and an object, so the sentence lacks a subject. The words used as the subject are all nouns, so you should choose an option to be a noun in this question, so choose D. Where b does not have this collocation, it is an obvious grammatical error.

Select d taking

To be the subject, only the d structure is correct.

taking.Take itself is a verb, and the part before is is the subject of the sentence, and the gerund form of the verb should be used at this time, which is taking

d, I just graduated oh,, English 116

1 in the future.

2 is able to

3 traffic jams

4 as well soon.

5 try on.

One of the 6 one of.

7 half price.

8 in front of in....Before.

9 the way to go....of the road.

10 turn left.

I have to say that this first junior high school question is really difficult, and my third junior high school is not so smooth.