confessed和acknowledged有什么区别呢

exclam --means to say something suddenly and loudly because you are anygry ,excited or surprised 这也需要看句子内容
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选D哈~
confess sth 或者confess to doing sth
因为confess是过去式,是过去完成的动作,而kill动作在confess之前,所以要用早于过去分词的have done形态~
因为刚看到的时候吓了一跳,所以顺便解释一下.
the accused 是the+adj表示一类人的用法,就像the elder,表示老者,老年人.

不能.
finally并不是程度副词,它是表示“最终”意思,有一个时间概念,因此不可以放到最后面去回答.
或者可以这样和你解释：finally是修饰confess的副词,在这里必须放在confess前面.如果真的要变,也只能变成：
He confessed his crime finally,也是正确的.

你可以把主语提到前面来,the criminal confessed(供认,忏悔） himself guilty to face with the evidence 在证据面前、、、、已经有主语了不能选b
while 更强调两者同时发生正在进行的.都是ing的形式

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角落里的男人招认向公司经理撒了谎.
confess to doing sth.习惯用法,招认,供认
所以先排除AB.
然后排除C,被动语态.“这个男人撒谎”应该是用主动语态.

第5题看选择的it字就可以选d了啊,上下文连接,在英文里出现过的东西,下次再出现用it代替!
第6题他问你你享受在纽约的度假吗?
我很享受,我们在博物馆度过了美妙的时刻!
这不好讲解,你句子看的不多的关系!就像我吃饭了和我正在吃饭,你叫老外看也看不出区别!
第7题我英文不行
我学的是英式

这个题考下面几点
1.confess to doing 或者confess to sth 承认,坦白做了某事
2.完成时,因为说谎后才坦白的,所以用完成时,表示一个先后顺序,这里实际上是过去完成时,但是由于confess to在前面,所以没有体现出来,但是可以感觉到.
3.tell a lie to sb “对xxx说谎”,是个主动的动作,不应该用于被动

confess是指承认一些做错的事情或一些秘密
acknowledge,admit一般指承认一些事情的真实性
recognize一般指承认事情的合法性、重要性、真实性
但 to admit defeat是固定搭配 承认失败的意思
觉得bd都可以

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