An English question for the sixth grade is good to add 100 10,000 points urgent!!!

That's right, it's the second one that's wrong.

Because the preposition must be added before the time is described.

in followed by the year or month.

on followed by a specific date.

After the AT add the specific time (what time it is).

Because the birthday is a date, it must be preceded by on

Hope it helps.

It's the second one that's wrong.

Add on before the date of your birthday

If you ask what month and day, you can not add it.

I don't want to look at it.

1）when was china's first national day?it was on october 1st,1949.

This sentence, because it is followed by a specific date, year, month, and day, so the preposition is on, 2) when is your birthday, ben?it's january 10th

This sentence. I remember we all used it that way, and there was nothing wrong with that, but I couldn't explain it.

It should be said that the day is a birthday, not that the birthday is on that day Amount the first sentence is determined by the second sentence.

But there is nothing wrong with either sentence

Rest assured, it's all right. In this sentence, it can be added or not!

Because the preposition on should be used before the specific date and time, and the preposition should not be added on the date without the year.

1. close by, near by;

Question: Where is the park? A: Near and next to the hospital.

2. Cinema, park, museum questions me how to get to 、、、 can be any place you want to go, I give theaters, parks, museums.

1. next to

2.It is to ask "how can I go somewhere" to fill in a location in the blank, e.g., shop, supermarket

Who told you not to listen to class??? Everyone knows this, how can there be such a person???

26.interesting; interested (be interested in ......Interested).

27. finding,（ give up doing sth.give up doing something); has found,28. takes; take(fail to do sth.Failed to do something)

29.considered (past participle of verb, passive usage); consideration (without followed by a noun).

30.children (the plural of child is children); childish (adjective, childish, childish).

31--35 c c c d a

36--40 b c a a b

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