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Although used as an adverb, it is generally placed at the end of the sentence "nevertheless".

but is a conjunction and cannot be used in conjunction with the conjunction though, but though in this sentence is an adverb, similar to yet

This question is out! That's all I have to say in the colloquial language. The written language cannot be so unscrupulous. You're right about but and though not being connected, this sentence doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

Hello, first image:

1) discovery (noun is needed because there is definite article the).

2) lives (life as a life, a living person, is a countable noun).

3) committed (adjectives are needed, scientist is modified).

4) were chosen (passive voice is required, picked).

5) discovering (of followed by noun, which requires discovering of gerund parts of speech).

6) to find (verb infinitive phrase as object adverbial).

7) evaluated ("looked" is used in the front, so keep the verb tense consistent, and use simple past tense).

8) obtaining (before is a preposition, followed by a noun, obtaining the part of speech of the gerund).

Second image:

8) collection (indefinite article A followed by noun).

9) finally (adverb required, modifying verb succeed).

10) promising (adjectives are required, modifying nouns results).

11) awarded(verb-object relation, tuyaoyao was awarded, need to use the past participle phrase structure).

12) hers (need to use noun possessive pronouns).

13) success(this is followed by a noun).

14) an (the h of honour is not pronounced, the first syllable is a vowel letter, so an is used).

That is, the question of the junior high school level, this will not be, how to go to university in the future! Verbs and nouns are still relatively easy to distinguish, I hope you read the book again, instead of letting people teach you to fish.

1) discovery (noun is needed because there is definite article the).

2) lives (life as a life, a living person, is a countable noun).

3) committed (adjectives are needed, scientist is modified).

4) were chosen (passive voice is required, picked).

5) discovering (of followed by noun, which requires discovering of gerund parts of speech).

6) to find (verb infinitive phrase as object adverbial).

7) evaluated ("looked" is used in the front, so keep the verb tense consistent, and use simple past tense).

8) obtaining (before is a preposition, followed by a noun, obtaining the part of speech of the gerund).

Second image:

8) collection (indefinite article A followed by noun).

9) finally (adverb required, modifying verb succeed).

10) promising (adjectives are required, modifying nouns results).

11) awarded(verb-object relation, tuyaoyao was awarded, need to use the past participle phrase structure).

12) hers (need to use noun possessive pronouns).

13) success(this is followed by a noun).

14) an (the h of honour is not pronounced, the first syllable is a vowel letter, so an is used).

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3. Fill in the blanks with grammar.

This is the original text of the Foreign Language Research Society's edition of High School English, Volume 1, Unit 2, Cultural Corner.

to look be interesting to do sth.

is the relationship...is, an abstract noun as the subject is equivalent to three singles, and the predicate verb is is

of be true of: "Yes... It's the same".

The adjective northern northern, as a definite, modifies European countries

friendlier much modifies the comparative, "friendlier".

or whether...or...Fixed collocation" or... Either...

are paid state schools are the recipients of the action, in the passive voice.

which should be preceded by a comma instead of a full stop, and your teacher made a mistake. which leads the non-restrictive definite clause and modifies the entire preceding sentence, which cannot be omitted.

similarly adverb, used at the beginning of a sentence, "the same, similar".

going going to...is ..The gerund phrase is the subject. You can't use verb forms.

2. Single-sentence writing.

tired and sleepy.Adjective phrases do concomitant adverbials. This is a difficult point in the use of adjectives, where adjectives are used, not adverbs. Represents an accompanying state.

Since two horizontal lines are given for this question, then fill in "more healthily".A comparative-level adverb that modifies the verb eatIf only one line is given, then fill in "fitter".The meaning is the same.

unbelievably difficult/ hard.unbelievably is an adverb that modifies the adjective difficult hard

1、to look.be interesting to do sth, fixed phrase.

2. and students plural form.

3、in。Use in a certain country, in a country or other large places.

4. The form of ADJ, ADJ modifies N.

5、friendly。Use archetypes, because friendly is an adjective, and more friendly is its comparative.

6. Whether it is ......Or ......

7、are paid.According to the meaning of the sentence, it should be in a passive form.

8. which, non-restrictive definite clause.

9、similariy。According to the meaning, the same is, the United States ......10、go。Juxtaposed, and in front of the verb form, and after it is also.

Part II. 1 .sleepy and tired.

worthy of belief.

I'm too sleepy to check, you can make do with it, I hope it helps.

At first glance, I knew that it was a junior high school question, but unfortunately I can't be a high school student, can't I find the homework help?

This is looking at the picture, writing sentences according to the prompts, the first one can't see clearly, and the second one she likes singing 3 it's bad to tead in the sun . 4 .

take an umbrella (when you go out )

5 there are three pens in the pencil-box .I won't reply to them one by one.