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With that's, there is no grammatical problem, but repetition is avoided in English, so it is used.

No! It's fixed!

At that time, change this(these) or that(those) to it's or they're

When asked to see specifically!

For example, if you ask what that is, you should use that

This is what to use this

It's what to use it with!

Yes, yes, it's wrong by standard, but it's is.

what is it? it is..

what is that? that is...

In fact, English is becoming more and more active now.,I'm making samples now.,That is... It doesn't matter, hehe, but you still have to pay attention to it during the exam, and you can remember how the teacher teaches! English education is too rigid.

After a long period of evolution, language is generally the most concise expression, and the "simplest solution" says this, and this is a matter of habit, not that "that is" cannot be used

that means far finger , this means near finger ; IT is an indefinite indication that replaces the things or things that have already been mentioned.

It seems that there are no strict rules about what to use, grammatically speaking, it should be okay, and it is usually used in spoken language'S, if it's the answer to the practice question, it's best to memorize it.

Use "it's" can also be ah, the meaning is the same, nothing special, just an abbreviation.

teacher:can

youmake

asentence

withtheword

egg"?student:y

ateapiece

ofcake

yesterday

teacher:then

whereisthe

egg"?student:in

thecake,sir.

Teacher: You can use "eggs."

Does the word make a sentence?

Student: Yes. I ate a piece of cake yesterday.

Teacher: "Eggs".

Where is it? Student: In the cake, sir.

1.Answer:b, we should pay attention to the difference: be

madeof

and bemade

from, the former means that the raw material can be seen from the finished product, and the latter means that the raw material can not be seen from the finished product, because of the coat

I can't tell that it is made of wool, so I should choose B

drovetoward

to，knocked

into (it's a phrase that means: bump into) the answer is absolutely correct, rest assured!

, note the difference between made of and made from, the former is visible from the material, and the latter is not visible, because the coat is not made of wool. 2. drove toward to ， ran into

1. a。"What material is it made of" was made drove up to, ran into

1 Because hope cannot be constructed with a compound object.

2 Because on is an adverb, a verb adverb, and a pronoun in the middle.

3 The infinitive modifies the object of find a new place, and at the same time there is a verb-object relationship between the infinitive and the object, live is an intransitive verb, and a preposition must be added in order to add the object.

4 like followed by the gerund form refers to a hobby, and the infinitive refers to a specific action5 work at her desk; work on 。。In.