Learn from the masters! 1st year English .

Playing bench volleyball is a definite phrase to modify people

There are two ways to add a verb directly after a noun, one is to add a present participle (table active), and the other is to add a past participle (table passive), for example:

A boy called Jim (who is called Jim).

A boy calling jim A boy who is calling Jim (this little boy is not called Jim, but Jim).

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Watch these people play beach volleyball.

Another understanding,There's already a look in front.,There can't be two verbs in a sentence.。。。

It can also be understood as a definite clause that modifies this group of people.

The full sentence is: look at this group of people who are playing ben volleyball

Omitted"who are"。

In this sentence, playing bench volleyball is used to modify people to make a definite in the sentence so use the verb ing form.

playing shows what people are doing.

look is a sign in progress.

It is followed by a inging.

c, seconds for a few seconds.

What to do with.

seconds later.

While hours after syntax is also correct, it doesn't correspond to reality.

use ……for ……with ......Come and do ......

After a few seconds, the alarm stopped.

You can use your nose to smell for the purpose of the table.

my sister goes to school every day.

Negative sentence: My sister doesn't't go to school every day.

General: Does your sister go to school every day?

To my: whose sister goes to school every day?

What does your sister do every day?

their daughter went to shanghai by plane last week.

Negative: Their daughter didn't't go to shanghai by plane last week.

General: did their daughter go to Shanghai by plane last week?

To their daughter: who went to Shanghai by plane last week?

To by plane: how did their daughter go to shanghai last week?

To last week: when did their daughter go to Shanghai by plane?

1.Fill in: does; wear no，he does not

Analysis: Like doing and like to do are both described"Likes to do something", the former refers to a specific action; The latter refers to the action of recurring Translation: I like to talk to people.

Absolutely, I hope it helps you, and I wish you progress in your studies.

（does） he (wear ) a white uniform?

(no), he) (doesn't)2.Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the word given in parentheses according to the meaning of the sentence.

i like (talking) (talk) to people.

like doing sth.

is wear

no he isn't

Talking because it's a hobby that I like to talk to people, not to want to talk to someone instantly, if it's when I want to talk to someone instantly, i'd like to talk to you.