A.les n? Three B.des n? Tres
I know that les n Tres means gang, but why do you want to add a de in front of it?
Choose B. Virtue here refers to the inclusion relationship, in ... For example:
I can't accept Passat's proposal. I am one of the people who don't accept this suggestion.
We have 90 students in all? ons。
Don't contribute to the European Union. A. D.
Except the fourth option, I think the first three are all right.
C, here is the usage of dont: it means a part of the whole, and the object of dont clause can be omitted. For example: Voicidix Livres, Dont Trois Relié. There are 10 books, three of which are hardcover.
It's Vossidix River. This is the third suicide note. Sont is omitted here, and then don't replace Descesix Livres.
Her son Ballard is not here, she works in a factory.
a . va le b . va faire c . va faire d . va faire
What knowledge points did you test?
Choose D. test the usage of faire faire, specifically: faire+ and transitive verb+transitive verb object +par+ and transitive verb subject, indicating: let someone do something,
That is to say, it should be: elleva faire ré parerson baladeur parun technique.
If the object son baladeur and the subject Untechiencin of réparer use pronouns at the same time, they should use le and lui respectively, then this sentence can be changed to: Elle Valle Lui Faire Ré parer. Pay attention to the order of "le" and "le".
Moreover, the direct object pronouns of aller faire qch and qch should be placed after aller.
4. On the voyage!
Puis
I think I chose the fourth plan, but it's wrong. Is the answer wrong? And how to translate this sentence?
Choose b, and the following is the usage of si: in exclamatory sentences, there is no need for clauses, which are used alone to express wishes and regrets.
If only we could travel!
Another example: Si j'avais su! If only I knew!
5. What is your fruit?
A.vus B.vu C.vues D.vue
You mean take these fruits that I watched them pick? Isn't fruit plural? Why don't the gender figures match?
Choose B. the juxtaposition of sex and number means that nouns are related to their verbs. The second half of the sentence should be: j' ai vu cueilir ces fruits, where the verb of fruits is cueiril, so cooperation is not involved.
6. _ _ _ _ All of you, you expect to finish your work before six o'clock.
What is your job?
C. Working conditions
Please explain the choice of unless or as long as, and then explain why subjunctive mood is not used.
Choose C.
About these two words, don't just look at the Chinese meaning. In fact, the simplest way to distinguish them is that à moinque/de is equivalent to the negative form of à condition que/de, such as à conditionqu 'il ne partepas = à moinque 'il parte. It is best to use "if not" when translating moinque. As for the subjunctive mood, it only exists in the sentence, and it is only a verb here, so we should use the condition de, otherwise it should be: a condition que vous Travail Liez Ensemble, vous pour ez terminer ce Travail Avant 6 heures.
Pierre and Catherine are not here, and we are not. We remain friendly. Comment _ _ _ _ prendre?
We know, we know.
What is this? Where are you from?
S'y prendre is a fixed phrase, which means: do, do, which means fair.
8. His first research field is the theory of relativity.
What does this mean?
Please explain the grammar first, and then translate this sentence. Tout d'abord de is a fixed phrase or something. What does it mean?
Choose D.
Tout d'abord is a phrase: first of all, prier qn de faire qch. Please qn do qch. In short, it can be summarized as follows:
Removing all the branches and leaves is actually a relativist theory.
First, they asked him to give a general explanation of what relativity is.
Ce is the object of exliquer and the antecedent of a clause. What is missing in the clause is the predicate, so ce que is used.
9. She has never spoken to me.
Imported, imported, imported
I don't understand.
The first one is no matter who, the second one is no matter which one, the first one is used on people, and the second one is used on things.
This is a hard job.
I don't know what I'm talking about.
Stop it, stop it.
Grammar first, then translation.
A.
The test is the usage of n'en … pas moins, which means: still, always.
For example, there is no continuous flow of people in the enterprise. Those enterprises continue to recruit people.
He has been working, but his living conditions are still very difficult.
1 1._ _ _ _ _ ne risque rien n 'a rien。
one person
Mainly because I don't understand the first two options.
This is a proverb: don't take risks. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. From a grammatical point of view, what is lacking in front is Zerui.
12. _ _ _ _ Despite all the difficulties, I decided to summon up courage.
a . si b . quel que c . quoique d . queiques
Can I fill it out here? What's the significance of si here?
Choose a, si/pour … que +subj. Anyway, anyway, the whole sentence means: no matter how difficult it is, I am determined never to be discouraged.
Quoque is equivalent to malgré que+subj, and it can't be used here.
13.j'ai entendu dire, as cheté un bon roman, prête-____.
Good morning, I'm coming.
In fact, several similar questions have been asked, and the questions are still wrong. Can't un bon roman be changed to en just because there is a bon in the middle? Without this bon, what would you choose? Le as the direct object, can't en do it?
The previous Rome is an indefinite book. I don't know which one it is. The second mention refers to the book bought by the other party, which is restored as: prête-moi le roman que tu as acheté.
This does not mean that all parties are grand.
Therefore, B is c sera détait.
Please explain the grammar and orange organization, and then translate. What does le tout mean?
Subject should be added after Il n'est pas certain que, and direct expression should be added after il est certainque.
Letouthere is best translated as: collective.
Are you still not sure that the collective is better than the individual?
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In one process, the Internet was used in many families in China.
10. c) This is an entrance.
I think I choose the fourth option, but the answer is passive voice. I don't understand why.
This is not the passive voice, it is the first future tense.
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