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1、Amy tried ____ (open) the door ______ A knife 2、Be q_____ We have _____ (run) quickly ,or we _____ (miss) _____ (catch) the bus 3、The little girl is afraid ____ (speak) English in front of the strangers ._____ _____ (antonyms) 4. Which floor do you live the third______ 5、There are not any other ways ________ (go)=There are _____ _____ ways _____ _____
Opening attempt
With
quick
To
will miss catching
to speak isn't she
live on
to go no other to go
thank you very much!
Try to open the door but fail Paul tries to open the door but fails Paul tries to open the door but it
Paul tries to open the door but fails.
Paul tried to open the door, but failed
= Paul tries to open the door but it (keeps/remains/stays closed).
Paul tried to open the door, but it was still closed
The thief tried to open the locked door but _________ . A.in no way B.in vain C.without effect D.at a loss
B in vain
He open the door__ . A wide B widely C widen D closely
Answer: a
Wide is an adverb in front of the word "open" to mean "completely open, wide", while "wide" as an adverb means "widely", which is not consistent with the meaning of the sentence. Wide is a verb, but also excluded, so the correct answer is a
He left the door wide open
He left the door open Judge right from wrong 1.He left with the door open. 2.He left with the door close. 3.He left the door close. 4.He left the door closed. 5.He left the door unlock. 6.He left the door unlocked. 7.He left with the door unlock. 8.He left with the door unlocked.
He left with the door close. 3. He left the door close. Error (closed) 4. He left the door closed. Correct 5. He left the door unlock
He left and keep the door open_____ the door _____ .
He left the room with the door open
He left the door open. What does left mean here? Why so many answers ~ is there a more accurate ah? More authoritative!
He left the door open
He slept well______ All the windows open.a.when b.with c.while D.because
with
He slept well______ all the windows open.A.when B.with C.while D.because
B
he slept well_____ all the windows open . "_____ "Li, why fill in with? Please pull ~ ~ ~ experts come on
With state, so with is used
our teacher came into the classroom with the book in his hand
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