English Assignment Urgent High score of 20

10. Because what he asked was: Are you feeling better today? It is a general question sentence and should be answered with yes no. a, b excludes, c says no, but there are some contradictions in the back.

12. B brought is the past tense of bring, and bring up means to raise.

13. B asks: Where is Mr. Lake?

15. B is saying that you haven't lost your temper recently.

16a Asks if you find it difficult to learn English.

18 d because by the phrase because.

19. C said that: I'm sorry, I have no intention of disturbing you C is okay, A is this is fine, B is my pleasure, D is I don't realize this.

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Mom and her little son got on a bus in a small city and sat down, and the conductor came up to them and bought the ticket, and Mom said, "I want a ticket to Harvard," and she gave the conductor a shilling.

The conductor looked at the little boy and said to him, "How old are you?" young man, and mom was about to answer, but the conductor interrupted her, and the little boy replied, "I'm four years old at home, two and a half years old on the bus."

Mom took six pennies out of her handbag and gave them to the conductor, who gave her a half-ticket to the bus

pennies

4. 4 years old

shilling and 6 pennies

20 d asks "What's wrong with you?" Something went wrong", and the answer was "I forgot where I put my glasses". Match the content of the question.

21 d Ask "Is there a pharmacy nearby?" Answer: There is a big pharmacy nearby". Meet the requirements of the question.

22 d Q: How about a walk? (for solicitation of comments) A: Okay. Good idea.

23 b Q: Is this the motorcycle hotel you mentioned? A: Yes, as quiet as we expected.

24 A Q: I think you need to rest for a few days (for comments) A: I will listen to your advice.

25 c Q: Is the toilet on the first or second floor? A: On the ground floor.

26 c Q: Do you think the exam will be postponed? A: No way. D replied: It was postponed yesterday. Contradicts the question.

27 c Ask: If he had been healthier, he would have lived a little longer. What is examined is the subjunctive mood, and it is a subjunctive of the general situation. The subordinate clause predicate verb is in the past tense, and the main clause predicate part is formed with "would + verb form".

28 d Q: I wonder if Tim can control this situation? A: If he can't control it, no one can.

29 d Q: Do you like to watch football games? Answer: Football? Dislike. (I think) it's a waste of time.