Some questions in English, which read as follows:

Only either can be used here, which refers to either one, so the premise of its reference is that it can only refer to one of the two, so the predicate is only in the singular form, and the both are included in both, so the predicate should be in the plural. But the similarity between the two is that both are for two objects, except that one is either of the two, and the other refers to both.

Select either (or are if followed by both) to analyze: either

of the two) of either and of each of the two; each.

of the two).

Usually used in conjunction with or) or.

used in negative sentences) also, and; Base.

botha.

1.Two. Both), two. Both).

both (both); two (both); Both sides (both).

Combine; Again; Both.

Already. Moreover. And. Both).

either is one of the two, and the predicate is singular.

Both are predicate plural numbers.

Both forms are required, and the predicate should be in the plural form are

either denotes one of the two, and the predicate is in the singular form

After both, it is often followed by of

Both means that both are used after is to indicate that it is singular, and after both, it should be are either is any of the two, which can be followed by is

Either table one of two asks which one you want.

Active in the simple present tense and passive in the corresponding sentence.

tom water a flower.

a flower is watered by tom.

Active in the simple past tense and passive in sentence.

tom watered a flower

a flower was watered by tom.

Active statements in the simple future tense and corresponding passive sentences.

tom will water a flower.

a flower will be watered by tom.

Active statements in the present continuous tense and corresponding passive sentences.

tom is watering a flower.

a flower is being watered by tom.

Active statements in the past continuous tense and corresponding passive words.

tom was watering a flowera flower was being watered by tom in the present perfect tense of active statement correspondence as well as passive language.

tom has watered a flowera flower has been watered by tom.

Active statements in the past perfect tense and corresponding passive words.

tom had watered a flowera flower had been watered by tom.

Active statements in the future perfect tense and corresponding passive words.

tom will had watered a flowera flower will had been watered by tom.

15.b (againet is written incorrectly, it should be against) by representation, which means "through". Again means with the back to the other.

The earliest books were printed by splashing ink on a block of wood and holding a piece of paper with its back to the block.

15. Question BFirst of all, the reason why the first empty space is chosen by is the table "way", which is intended to explain "by what means or means.""to make the first printed books. And the second air against has "and......touch".

23 questions choose D. This is a question that examines students' understanding of active and passive. Rice can only be planted, not grown on its own, and it is an objective fact that farmers sow rice in the spring, and it cannot be used in the past tense, and rice is a collective noun here and is used as a singular number according to the context, so a, b, and c are excluded, and the answer is d

As long as it's not too long for a translation or something, I'm still willing to help.

Trouble to type out the problem first.