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This question asks what, that is, your answer is equivalent to what, and the subject component in the previous sentence can only be C, which is the subject of the sentence losing her new car.

You have to use C, you put it back in the original sentence to know.

What is right to replace with this sentence.

losing her new car made mary so upset.

A noun is needed as the subject.

Emphasis on the present influence or present state applies the present participle.

Today's students are happy, and all problems with the Internet have been solved. A large group of family aid, which doesn't cost money, is comparable to the best think tank in the United States.

If you choose B, there will be no subject in this sentence.

d Look at the "way" of the problem

The meaning of this sentence:

There are usually two points of view on each issue.

It seems to be views, but views are generally followed by on and followed by of, so ways should be used here

means is the meaning of the method and does not conform to the meaning of the sentence.

means

werethe

That is omitted in front of the bike. Equivalent. i

wouldrather

thatthe

bikewere

repaired

rather

that clause (in the subjunctive mood).

The expression would rather do something.

mean as a noun only has the meaning of average, and means has the meaning of method, means, and tool, which obviously does not conform to the meaning of the topic.

C should be chosen to understand that there are two perspectives to look at the problem, and if D can do it, A can also be, both of which indicate two ways to look at the problem.

thereare

atleast

twoways

oflooking

atevery

question.

Look at the problem from at least two perspectives.

If you replace it with A, means has no meaning of angle.

d The question of the fixed collocation of this question. a

means to

b,position

in c，views

ond,way

Although the meaning of the four options is correct, the preposition of of of

The subjunctive mood is examined.

Translate the sentence first: If the manager declines my request for a raise, I will leave the company.

Indicates a subjunctive condition that is contrary to the present and future facts, and the grammar is: if + subject + past tense of verb, subject + would could should might+ verb form.

So the answer to this question is: the verb was refused in the past tense

Other uses of the subjunctive mood can be found in the following **:

Subjunctive mood grammar.

The subjunctive mood, which did not happen, uses a past participle.

Actually, both of these are fine, but the exam wants you to use the subjunctive mood of the format standard, and you have to use the past tense.

The answer is aThis question examines the prepositional clause guided by prepositions + relative pronouns. In this structure, only whom can be used for relational pronouns to indicate people, and which can only be used for denoting things.

The choice of prepositions is based on the predicate verb in the antecedent or definite clause or according to the meaning in the clause. In this sentence, it should be give several performances with somebody, so use the preposition with.

b.Meaning that the singer who performed with George last week was very popular in the United States. with who is a postposition that modifies "the singer".