English single choice, accurate answer, better translate.

1: C phrase: be satisfied with ......Satisfied, satisfied She is happy with her son's progress.

2: Yourself Have a Good Time Did you have fun at the zoo last Sunday? - Yes, I was happy there.

3: hard, the better the+,the+comparative:越......The more ......

Remember, boys and girls, the harder you study, the better you will achieve.

4: else What are you doing here? -I didn't like this t-shirt, I tried to find another one to wear.

5：c both;and note that it is followed by "like" instead of "likes", so you can't use a and d

I've heard that your grandparents and grandparents loved watching Min dramas.

Yes, just like other elderly people in Fuzhou.

6：a. pears;What's inside a coke cupboard? - Some pears and a small amount of cola.

c be satisfied with. Satisfied She is satisfied with his son's progress.

A enjoy oneself Have a good time Have a good time Did you have a good time at the zoo last Sunday Yes I had a great time there.

d the+ comparative, the+ comparative... The more ... Remember, kids, the harder you study, the better grades you're going to get.

c What are you doing here? I don't like this short dress, I'm looking for something else to wear, else adjective, modify, indefinite pronoun, put it at the end, postpose the adjective.

c I heard that your grandparents are fond of Min opera, just like many old people in Fujian.

A Chef has a few pears but not much coke.

1, a, she left without eating, as if she was very angry. as if with a complete sentence.

2, b, waste an hour in the morning, and you won't be able to make up for it the rest of the day. and indicates the relationship of inheritance and juxtaposition.

3, c, the cause of population growth is not an increase in the birth rate, but a decrease in mortality due to the improvement of medical care. but means a turning point.

4, d, how can you expect to gain without paying? when indicates a juxtaposition.

1 d is equivalent to as if she was angry2b is the imperative sentence + and you will sentence structure3b not so much as structure is not so much as 4d when here can be translated as since.

Bootstrap simple present tense denotes simple future tense.

Lose an hour in the morning and you'll be looking for it for a day's rest. The main reason for population growth is not so much that it is the rise in the birth rate, and the decline in the death rate is due to the improvement in health care. When has the meaning of if, which is equivalent to if means:

If you never listen to lectures, how can you expect to learn? (For reference only,,, not necessarily correct).

1a plus sentence 2b in order to 3c turn 4a check it yourself.

D should be chosen. Translated: You can't jump that high, can you? - Yes, I can't jump so high. But ten years ago I could.

The antisense question sentence should be compared with the sentence pattern of the previous question. Antisense interrogative sentence - The first half is a declarative sentence, and after the comma is a rhetorical question. It is preceded by a positive and followed by a negative but only with the help of auxiliary verbs or be verbs. The form of the answer is either a full yes or a total no.

The characteristics of the antinomy question sentence itself are: the front is affirmative, the back is negative, the front is negative, and the back is affirmative.

As the question translates as: "You can't jump that high, can you?" When doing it, it can be understood as "Can you jump that high?" ”

dno i cannot

That's what I don't mean.

The usage of b, c does not exist, cannot be and is not, excluded.

A After saying i can means "I can".

So choose d means "yes, I can't" and no here means "yes".

a d mainly depends on the meaning of the phrase that follows. Then just say yes no the other way around.

Think about the context, and it will.

D means, yes, I can't, but I could, 10 years ago. No here translates to the meaning of yes.

Didn't your teacher talk about this expression? Only two expressions of ad are correct, but combined with semantics to choose d, a means, no, I can.

It can be yes, and it can't be noTranslated into Chinese, the meaning is reversed.

It's all wrong. Only yes i can, or no i can't.Both forms.

The mother insisted that her son's death was blamed on the taxi driver who had been involved in a car accident yesterday. It seems that B is chosen

Choose terms of Shanghai in the world in terms of subway length.

a. According to con account of for....for the sake of the sake; Because. d. 1.Because; Whereas, taking into account.

2.In see....place.

I choose A, according to.

b, just....to say.

c, due to. d, take into account.

b means when it comes to ......When.

Do I have to be there on time? I was too tired to walk.

I'm afraid you'll have to (be on time). You can't afford to miss this great opportunity.

d Dreaming, I'm sure I sent the letter, but I must be dreaming.