Beginners are simple 10. Thank you.

Category: foreign languages/going abroad

Problem description:

1: I don't know what tense the main clause should use. Is that so? It doesn't matter whether this clause is past tense or past continuous tense.

I was very nervous when I walked into the teacher's office on Monday morning.

I want to say that we all laughed at him because his jeans were on backwards.

We laughed at him because his jeans were on backwards.

3: Make a sentence with 3:object to, right? opposition ..

I object to painting blue wallpaper in my bedroom.

4. Is there anything wrong with turning it down?

You don't have to turn off the radio, but you should turn it down.

5: The warehouse always looks a bit awkward.

Does it mean anything different from go or go to?

For example, if I walk around the streets (I see many people use go down to walk around the streets), then it shouldn't be wrong to switch to the other two.

Do they all mean the same thing?

6. It modifies uncountable nouns. Is this a little more or less?

There is a little cloud in the sky.

Ps: be is used to modify singular and uncountable nouns, and are used to modify plural, right?

7: Inmind has a plan, right?

What do you think? What's your plan? Weak can't express this meaning without in, can it?

8: What do you mean by in action? Please make a simple sentence. I wrote an action in my notes. Can only be used in. . But I forgot why I wrote it like this. . .

9: What does it mean to breathe with your heart? Can you make a sentence?

10: If you put it down at the beginning of the sentence, do you want to turn it over if there are verbs in the sentence? Can you give a simple example?

Analysis:

1) When the tense in the main clause is past tense, the tense in the clause should change to some extent.

I know he will leave tomorrow. (Now the future tense has become the past perfect tense)

I know that he has finished reading this book.

I was told that he was free today. The present tense becomes the past tense.

However, because the e in the example is not an action and cannot be used in the continuous tense, this sentence should be changed to the simple past tense, that is, I was very nervous when I entered the teacher's office on Monday morning.

2) Opposition is a noun and cannot modify verbs. Better say we laughed at him for wearing jeans in the wrong way.

3)object to is an objection, and the to here is a preposition, so it is correct to use v V-ing after the verb.

Turn down means turn down the voice, and turn off means turn off. The meaning of the whole sentence is correct, but it should be changed to: you don't have to turn off the radio, but you should turn it down.

5)go down the street means go straight ahead, which is usually used when you explain where to find a specific place.

For example:

Excuse me, can I ask how to get to the bus station?

Go along this street and turn left at the first corner.

The difference between the two is: I walk the streets. It means that I can go all the way along the street to where I want to go, and I go to the street only to show that I want to go to the street, without giving any hints on how to get there. In addition, when you go to a place, you must use prepositions to indicate the meaning of going.

6) One thing is spoken English.

You can't really say that there is a small cloud in the sky.

a little bit

A little = a little.

There are singular nouns modified by be, uncountable nouns modified by is and plural nouns modified by are. But in there be sentence pattern, if there are two or more subjects, they must be consistent with the nearest one.

There is only a pencil, some books and a cup on the desk.

7) This method is generally not used in the mind. It is often used with verbs such as keep and have have, such as Will you have it in mind? Do you remember? Remember, here means the last.

8)in action means taking action, such as putting it into action.

9) Never seen this phrase.

10) this usage is called complete inversion, which is explained as follows: the adverbial at the beginning of the sentence causes complete inversion.

It is used in the sentence pattern of "here(there, now, then)+ intransitive verb+subject", or in sentences beginning with adverbs such as out, in, up, down and away, to express emphasis. For example:

Here comes the bus. Here comes the bus.

The bell rang. There was a ring at the bell

It's your turn now. It’s your turn.

The children are out. The children are out.

I hope my answer is helpful to you!