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It's an inverted sentence! somewhat means something, and the negative adverb is inverted at the beginning of the sentence. Moreover, the last one is air., the original text is air

Translation: Recent promising experiments have attempted to release hair from the soil above the aqueous layer by injecting pressure into the soil.

Thin tubes of water.

One of the more promising was released above to compress the water level injected into the capillary water recently experimented to the ground.

For is followed by a sentence, then releasing capillary water above the water table by injecting compressed is the subject, are predicate.

For the first time in my life, the curtain is about to begin.

I tried to calm down, but my heart was pounding. I looked down at my hands, which were covered in sweat and trembling.

I glanced at the audience again and couldn't help but realize that they were real spectators and that they wouldn't be like Mom and Dad, who would cheer at me even if I made a mistake "Well done!" Not bad".

What if I choose the wrong **? What if I make a mistake?

When the show started and the spotlight was on me, I didn't have time to think about these issues anymore. I held my hand tightly and wiped the sweat from it.

I walked slowly to the brown piano in the middle of the hall, with 88 keys waiting patiently for me to play. I swallowed and sat down. I slowly opened the ** and put my trembling hand on the keys.

As my hands moved through the keys, I became less and less confident in my previous preparation. But my years of practice flooded into my heart. I know that I've practiced this piece in thousands of variations, so familiar that I can even play it upside down.

I made a mistake: I accidentally pressed two keys with a tone. But I didn't care, and automatically continued to play down.

My eyes were glued to the sheet music in front of me.

I told myself that I must not get distracted, and that I had to concentrate on playing it.

Needless to say, I did what I was told. And, through my proud "page-turning" skills, I was able to complete the rest without a single error.

When the last note flowed out of my hand, my heart was filled with joy. I'm done, and I've made the impossible possible.

the wind is dancing, painting green in spring, red summer, gold autumn and white winter, to bring us a colorful world.

The latter is too lyrical, and I'm going to turn it down too much, so let's stop.

You're so much, who does it without 100 points?

This is what describes the rival of love ... It is probably said that his children were born to his wife Mary and this lover, which saved him a lot of effort and allowed him to live for an extra 12 years (which means that he did not need to live with his wife Ooxx, and the Renaissance people humanized Ooxx would reduce their lifespan), but the rival in love squandered his life and died at the age of 31. He has another 45 years to live.

The details are as follows: Mary, for whom he paid a great price for his destiny.

He brought all my children and saved me a lot of heart.

Moreover, my life was extended.

12 years longer than I deserve.

When my young, unbridled man kicked his legs.

He was only 31 years old, and he died, and he was corrupt.

And I have another 45 years to live.

It feels a bit like English poetry.

More and more towns now have public libraries. There are a large number of books that have joined the library and can be borrowed by anyone who lives in town. Again you may have to pay a small amount before joining the library. Sometimes it's free.

How to join the library: Go to the library and find the staff at the desk. You'll probably have to fill out a form to take care of these books.

Then someone usually gives you two or three tickets (cards) with your name and address on them. Once you've chosen the book you want to take home, you bring the book and ticket to the staff. The staff will keep these tickets until you return the books.

He printed a time on the book. The books must be brought back to the library by that day.

The reference section is used to store books that cannot be taken out of the library, such as encyclopedias and dictionaries. You can take them out of the shelves and read them on a desk, but you're forbidden to take them out of the library.

Nowadays there are public libraries in many places.

People in that place can borrow as many books as they like if they become members of the library.

You need to pay a small fee to apply for membership, while others are completely free.

How to become a library member: Go to the library and ask the staff at the front desk, and then you may have to sign a pledge stating that you will take care of the books in the library and borrow them in a civilized manner. They will then give you two or three tickets with your name and address on them, and when you choose a book to take home and take it to the staff to register, they will keep your ticket until the next time you return the book.

The staff will knock a stamp on the book you borrowed to indicate the deadline for returning, and the book you borrowed must be returned within the specified period.

How to access books: Most libraries divide their collections into three categories: literature, **, and non-**. Bibliographic bibliographies, such as encyclopedias and dictionaries, may not allow readers to leave the library to borrow them.

But you can take them off the shelves and put them on a table in the library and sit down to look at them, but you can't take these books out of the library.

More and more towns now have public libraries with a large collection of books that can be borrowed by anyone who lives in the town and has joined the library. Sometimes it costs a little to join the library, and some don't.

How do you become a member of the library? Go to the library and meet the librarian at the desk. You may have to sign a form that guarantees the careful preservation of the book, and then 2 or 3 tickets with your name and address printed on them will be given to you.

When you've chosen the books you want to take home, you give those tickets to the administrator, who keeps them until you return them. He will post a date on the book and you must return the book before then.

How do I find a book? Most libraries are divided into three sections: Reference Classes and Non-Libraries.

In the reference category there are books that you can't take out of the library, such as encyclopedias and dictionaries. You can take the books to the table and read them, but you can't take them out of the library.

Kid, I guess you're in junior high school. That's not how you learn English to do reading.

The approximate meaning is as follows:

Nowadays, more and more cities have their own public libraries, which have a large collection of books, and anyone with a library card can go and borrow them. Sometimes you need to spend some money to get a library card, and sometimes it's free.

How to apply for a library card: Go to the library counter, you will probably have to fill out a form promising to protect the borrowed book, then you will be given two or three receipts with your name and address, when you have selected the book, bring them to the counter along with the receipt, and the cashier will keep the receipt until you return the book.

In the reference area there are books that cannot be borrowed from the library, such as encyclopedias and dictionaries. You can take them off the shelves and read them at your desk, but you can't take them out of the library.

Nowadays, more and more cities and towns have set up public libraries, and a large number of books are available for urban residents who want to borrow books, some libraries cost money when borrowing, and some libraries are free.

How to enter (use) the library: Go to the front desk of the library and see (ask) the staff, you may need to fill out a form to ensure that the books are kept (tidy).