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Anonymous users2024-02-11Hello: I am an English teacher, this question chooses d, examines the verb infinitive and the verb ing form as the subject, both can be the subject, the verb (to do) is the subject to indicate the purpose, the verb ing is the subject to indicate the state or state the facts, from the question stem "not tall is not a very serious fatal shortcoming in a person's life", from the sentence analysis, the verb ing is needed here, and the verb infinitive is not needed, so a, b excludes, see c, d, from the correct grammatical expression, it should be not doing, not doing not, so choose d, not being tall, I hope I help you explain it clearly, please adopt it in time, hehe!
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Anonymous users2024-02-10d, the gerund as the subject, describing an objective situation. A and C are in the wrong form, and B is not suitable.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Choose d, a non-predicate verb as the subject.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08they dug d postposition).
they dug a three-foot-deep hole (preposition).
They dug a hole which was three feet deep (definite clause).
1 a hole three feet deep--- here three feet deep is placed behind the hole to make a definite postposition, indicating the hole.
2 a three-foot-deep hole -- here three-foot-deep is placed in front of the hole as a definite sentence to modify the hole
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Anonymous users2024-02-07ca, is a typical usage of Chinese grammar.
b, it doesn't seem to indicate the depth of the hole.
c, three-foot-deep modifies holed, missing of
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Anonymous users2024-02-06b They dug a hole three feet deep and put the box in.
If it is a a three-foot-deep hole, the singular should be used with hyphens, and only the definite can be used. So C is not right either.
d can't put the hole in front. If you put it in front and back, there should be of
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Anonymous users2024-02-05If A has a hyphen, select A
If not, select C and choose the hyphenated one first.
If C is wrong, choose B
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Anonymous users2024-02-04b A three-foot-deep hole or a hole of three feet (deep).
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Anonymous users2024-02-03c which This sentence is a non-restrictive definite clause In an unrestrictive definite clause, you can't use that to represent a person with whom, and which to represent a thing.
Obviously, this sentence refers to the work that can take you to achieve your goals i love the book，which is helpful to me~
It also has the meaning of satisfying).
Hope to help the landlord
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Anonymous users2024-02-021-c that is not used before the comma, the subject of the second half of the sentence is good for the best thing, so use which
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