2. English questions Explain the reason Thank you

1。The answer is c

pleasant and pleasing mean objectively "pleasant or pleasant" and refer to the feeling that the noun is modified to give to someone else; Whereas, pleased means subjectively "happy or pleasant", referring to the feeling of the noun itself.

2。The answer is c

alone: adjective adjAlone Lonely.

lonely affix: -ly has a certain nature in the specified manner

Adjective comparative: lonelier superlative: loneliesta 1.Lonely, lonely 2Desolate, sparsely populated adjective adjLonely; Lonely.

1.d because of a pleasure noun.

2.c because live + adverb, one live; feel + adjective, to feel lonely.

It was great to see his classmates back in school.

There is a noun to be added after the article a, only d is a noun, and the others are adjectives.

lonely

The old man lived alone, but he didn't feel lonely.

Alone, alone.

lonely, lonely.

Less time.

Pass**.

1.When it was completed, workers had spent the past few years building a number of bridges across the Huangpu River.

If it is made within a period of time, choose D.

2 Tell you the meaning of the option A Take off (clothes, hats, etc.) and take off.

b distant, detached (adj) or as a past participle as an object complement, in this sentence is a predicate. pass。

c Send it away... The dentist sent away two of your teeth?

d。Remove. take out

1.Remove. the doctor has taken my bad tooth out.

The doctor has removed my bad tooth.

2.Deduct; Remove.

the train fare has already been taken out from his salary.

The train fare has been deducted from his salary.

3.Bring. Get out.

It should be followed by a point in time, not a period of time;

b.Used in simple past tense;

c.Used in the present perfect tense;

d.Used in the past perfect tense;

OFF is equivalent to take away...from;

Remove, remove, remove....from is equivalent to take away...from;

away to give up, without the intention of removing;

out to take out, general usage take .out of.

There is a time adverbial in July that indicates the past, so using the simple past tense, followed by popular recently is an influential result.

Mother was advised to use the past tense and passive voice when she was a child.

1.Choose the end of the sentence A to directly judge the second emptiness should be in the present perfect tense.

2.When she was four years old, she was advised to learn to play the piano, according to the tense agreement, Exclusion B is not shown here to carry out the concept of Exclusion D, and the analysis in the play shows that my mother is the bearer of the action, so choose C with passive

boat has a hole __c___each side. it will go down soon.

a. on b. through c.

in d.There was a small hole on each side of the AT, and it was going to sink soon. The preposition should be inare lots of things a i need to prepare before the trip

a. that b. who c. whom d.WHOSE has a lot to prepare before you go. That on behalf of things, I hope to be able to help the landlord.

The hole is inside the hull, so it is used

That denotes things, use that

CA doesn't explain, just read the answer.

The first question is A, because it is on the surface of the ship.

The second question is A, which is a definite clause, that describes things and things, and who describes people.

1 c when translated: Some passengers are. , at this time the house collapsed. It is customary to use when

And while is also when. , but it is mostly used when the structure of the sentence is similar. For example: while I am reading, he is sleeping

as soon as "one. Only. Such as:

i will tell you as soon as he comes back。(The Lord will be from now) after in. After that, the main clause should not be used in the continuous tense!

2 b (more visit in the option).

When tell is followed by a clause, the clause should be in the normal word order, i.e., the subject-predicate order. You subject The predicate is.

will visit

1. , indicating what happened at the same time.

2、b.is an object clause that is guided when.

1a while parallel sentence to indicate that the roof falls and the passenger action occurs at the same time.

2a The clause order remains unchanged.

1.As can be seen from the question, learn and know have a certain time relationship, and "know" after "learning". B answers guide conditional adverbial clauses, c and d guide concession adverbial clauses, only A can lead time adverbial clauses, so choose A.

and b can be directly excluded because listen is an intransitive verb. Whereas, c is a verb that means "to sound like". B or D, which one to choose?

b emphasizes the action of listening, d emphasizes the result of listening. In the question, a can is used, which means can it be heard, and the result is emphasized, so D is chosen.

According to the meaning, when I learned that, I understood.

Or according to the meaning of the sentence, listen to the poem, not hear. Use listen to

, table turns.

Table status, heard.

1、had left

Because CAME is in the past tense, and he left for the United States before I left, so it's the past past, which is the past perfect tense.

2、playing

Because dog and ball are subject-verb relations.