There are lots of stories about animals living long lives .

3.Washington Irving
4.Edgar Allan Poe

grow;Do

Gather up

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这是正宗的翻译哦：
1.是第一次考试
2.我当然知道，当他再次检查会失败，并抛出。所以，我对自己说，它将是简单，无害行为帮助他，多达我能。
“我把他叫到一边，并发现他知道关于凯撒大帝的历史。但他不知道任何东西。所以我去工作和测试的他，就象一个奴隶他。我做他的工作，一遍又一遍，就关于恺撒，我知道他会问了几个问题。
3.如果你会相信我，他进来就葳在考试当日良好。他得...

你好第一题你的想法是对的,可是这里是非谓语做后置定语修饰stories,在非谓语里面是不用be动词的,只要直接用动词的过去分词形式就可以表示被动了,另外从后半句可以看出,在儿童间流行应用among,among表示在……之间,一般用于三者或三者以上,如果是between就表示两者之间第二题涉及到两个知识点的比较,“so+助动词+sb “只一句倒装句,意为某人也是这样,而“ so+sb +do/does/did”这里意为某人这样做了,这句话翻译过来应该是Kate的爸爸告诉他要认真学习,Kate这样做了.并且这里的do不是助动词,而是一个动词wear out解释为磨损、磨光disco是迪斯科,一种音乐logo是标志、商标solo表示单独的、独奏希望能帮到你

专门为儿童创作的故事

to write
love to do sth 热爱做某事
其他形式不能做loves 的宾语
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第一句有不应该用Little改成few因为故事是可数名词.2.这句话应该有为题我觉得应该这样While her fingers tracing across the chile's cheek.当trace表示划过的意思时不能这样用 3 不能用这个词 4 没有 5 可以 6 可以 7 用副词
注意：我觉得第四个有问题句子读不通不知道表达的是什么东西that 的作用不清楚

He often t(errifies) us with horrible stories.
他经常用骇人的故事来恐吓我们.

Is he good at reading English stories?

令孩子感受到真爱的108个感人的故事

political issues?especially in china...or something that is related to the exposure of pollution,poisoned foods...and other evil things.by the way,gossips news defenitely haven't been covered well by mainstream papers.
Do you want to talk about chinese mainstream papers or the ones around the world?

such
复数也好区别呀
有funny 形容词,但它是修饰stories的 也就是说中心词是stories(名词） such不是修饰名词（词组）的吗?

B.tell;
tell stories:讲故事,固定搭配

story 故事

what do you know about ancient english stories?what other activities do you imagine there are at Camelot Park?

在这里是说,他要跟他们讲许多故事,而不是一个!
如果是一个的话就用,a story,如果 特指的话,就用the story.
单或是复,要看情况!

完全倒装.
完全倒装结构：介词/副词/形容词/名词+谓语动词+主语
不属于.这是正常的陈述语序.Chances是主语,are是谓语,that 引导表语从句,作表语.

Long ago and far away there lived a King. He was very proud of his eleven sons and one daughter. All of his children were good, kind and wise, even young Eliza who was still only a baby.The Queen had sadly died and after a while, feeling that his children needed a mother, the King married again.His new Queen was very jealous of the eleven princes and Eliza, and life for them soon changed. Eliza was sent to the country to be brought up on a farm.The Queen turned the King from his sons, by telling lies to him about them. Soon the King cared nothing for his sons. The Queen was delighted."Go, you big ugly birds," she cried to them one day, casting a spell on them. But the worst she could do was to turn them into swans with golden crowns on their heads. Away they flew.They flew over the cottage where Eliza lived, but no-one saw them.Eliza lived happily at the farm, but she missed her brothers. When she was fifteen, she returned to the palace.The Queen was furious at how pretty Eliza had become, and would dearly have liked to turn her into a swan like her brothers.Instead she bathed Eliza and put three toads in to change her looks. The toads were instantly turned to poppies by Eliza's innocence and goodness.The Queen then used walnut juice to darken Eliza's skin, and matted her hair with fat."This will make the King reject you," said the Queen, and the King did turn from Eliza. He did not know that this messy girl brought before him was his daughter.Eliza was very upset and decided to run away to look for her brothers. She went over the fields and through the forests. She came at last to a stream and saw her own reflection."No wonder my father did not know me," she said, and she jumped in to wash herself. Moments later the real Eliza emerged, with clean golden hair and fair skin.For many days she walked, looking for her brothers. One day she met an old woman. She had a basket of fruit and shared some with Eliza."Have you seen eleven princes riding through the forest?" asked Eliza."I haven't, my dear," said the old woman. " But yesterday I did see eleven swans riding down the stream. Each had a golden crown on his head." She showed Eliza the river.Eliza followed the river to the shore, and stood watching the waves. As the sun set, the swans turned into eleven princes with golden crowns on their heads."My brothers!" cried Eliza, and she ran to greet them. They were delighted to see their younger sister, now grown into a lovely girl. They soon realised that it was because of the wicked Queen that they were rejected."We are swans during the day," said the eldest. "But when the sun goes down, we regain our human form. We therefore have to be over land when the sun sets or we will be doomed.""We will take you with us when we leave tomorrow," said the youngest. "Tonight we must weave a net to carry you."All night the brothers and sister wove a net. In the morning as Eliza slept, eleven swans flew up into the air, carrying the net. The youngest shaded Eliza's face from the sun with his wing.On the other side of the sea was a beautiful land. The brothers flew hard to reach it in daylight."Here is your new home," they said as they landed.Eliza had a dream that night. A fairy came to her and said, "There is a way to save your brothers, but it means hardship and pain for you. There are stinging nettles around the cave. Gather them, although they will sting, and trample them with your feet. With the flax, weave and make up eleven mail shirts for your brothers. But you must never speak, from the moment you start until you finish, even if it takes years, or your brothers will die."Eliza awoke with a nettle stinging her hand.Her brothers had already left as it was broad daylight, so Eliza began her work. When they returned and saw her poor blistered hands, and she would not say a word, they realised that she was working for them. Two more days and the first shirt was finished. A day later, she was at her work, when the royal huntsmen came to the forest. She ran to her cave in fright, but the dogs followed her. The King was amongst the huntsmen and fell in love with Eliza when he saw her."I'll take you to the palace, where you may make your home," he told Eliza.Eliza was beautifully dressed, and the King chose to make her his Queen, but she would not smile or say a word."My present to you," he said, taking her to a small chamber, "is a room like your cave, with all your familiar things around you."There Eliza saw the prepared nettles and the completed shirt and she was happy.Night after night the young Queen crept away from the King to continue her work.Soon seven shirts were completed, but she had no more flax. Eliza knew that the nearest nettles grew in the graveyard.At the dead of night, while all were asleep, she crept out to the graveyard. On a gravestone sat seven witches, counting the dead. Eliza walked straight past, with a shudder.The Archbishop was the only one to have seen Eliza leave, and he had followed her. He did not trust her, and thought she had bewitched the King."The Queen is a witch," the Archbishop told the King. "I have proof."The King did not want to believe it, but he watched when Eliza went out at night. Night after night, she continued her weaving in the small room. Then one night, with one shirt to go, Eliza ran out of flax and nettles. She would have to visit the graveyard again. This time the King followed. He saw the witches on the gravestone and believed Eliza to be one of them."The people must judge her," said the King sadly. And the people judged that she was a witch and should be burned at the stake.Eliza was thrown into prison. Her pillows and sheets were the nettle shirts. She could not have wished for better blankets, and she continued her work.Eleven princes arrived that night at the palace gate, demanding to see the king."It's too late to disturb the King," said the guards. Eleven swans flew off as dawn broke.Eliza was carried to the stake in a cart, still sewing and weaving the eleventh shirt. The others lay at her feet."Look at the witch!" cried the mob. "She still sews! She's casting spells Take it from her!"The people were about to tear the shirts from her when eleven swans appeared, golden crowns on their heads, flapping their wings and forcing the people back.The executioner went to tie Eliza to the sake, but Eliza quickly threw the shirts over her brothers, and they became princes again. Sadly the youngest still had a wing instead of an arm, as Eliza had not quite finished the shirt."Now I may speak!" cried Eliza, turning to the King.The whole story was told to the King, who was very happy. He did not want to loose Eliza.As the eldest prince spoke, the wood at the stake blossomed and a huge rose bush sprang up.The King gave a rose to Eliza, and there was a happy wedding procession back to the palace, where the King and Eliza lived happily.

It is a funny story.

that在这里是补充说明的作用,故事在他的朋友中传播的很快后面补充说明是什么故事：他在船沉后独自居住在荒岛超过五个月的时间

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What does she like doing on the weekends?
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一个原始文明的重要部份就是有关世界创造的故事.

你相信关于这个世界上（）的故事吗
里面可以填任何以c字母打头的名词

A

小题1:demestic
小题2:trapped
小题3:pattern
小题4:forming
小题5:incredible
小题6:Faint
小题7:collapse
小题8:depressing
小题9:deserted
小题10:whisper

答案D
本题的含义是祖母经常饭后给我们讲故事,后句用but表示转折,故事一定不好意思才符合,选项中表示不好的意思只有boring,意思为枯燥的,故选D.

呵呵,应该选C, have fun doing sth, 在这里doing应该是listening to 啊.

1.reading 2.enjoy 3.have 4.short 5.going 6.like 7.house 8.something 9.

所有的智慧,所有那些长久以来能给予人们快乐的故事,都能够很容易而且廉价地从书中获得.世界上最不幸的人是那些不懂得从阅读中获得乐趣的人.
阅读能让你的精神愉悦,这意味着它有些类似于一项你喜欢的运动,知识和速度使你成为一名优秀的阅读者.阅读是有趣的,不仅仅因为作者在告诉你一些事情,还因为它使你的大脑不断工作.你个人的想象力跟随着作者,甚至超越他.你将你的经历和作者进行比较,使你产生共鸣或者获得不同的感受,然后你的想法按照你的理解发展下去.
每一本书都代表了它自己,好象一座小的房子,但是那些在图书馆中的书就像一个城市.虽然它们是独立的,但是它们汇合成一个整体.它们互相之间紧密联系,和那些城市之间的联系一样.书本之间互相影响,过去,现在,未来,像家庭一样,各自拥有它们的后代.无论你在何地开始阅读,你就与那些家庭联系起来,你不仅能够了解这个世界和世界上的人们,还能够了解你自己.
只有当你渴望阅读的时候,它才能给你带来乐趣.如果你阅读一些书本是因为别人告诉你应该去读,你也许不会感觉到乐趣.但是如果你放下一本你不喜欢的书,然后寻找其它的书,直到你找到一本对你有意义的书,身心放松地阅读它,你肯定会拥有一个美好的时光.如果阅读使你更优秀,明智,善良或者更加文雅,你不会感觉到这个过程的痛苦.
(第一次尝试翻译长的文章,可能有较多的错误,但还是希望能够帮助到你)

1、He is working now.
He works in a factory.
2.She is doing her homework.
She helps her mother do housework every day.
3.The teacher is telling them something.
Please tell me the result.
4.The mother is telling stories to her child.
The mother often tells stories to her child.

关于这个医生如何让垂危的将士转危为安、如何到最需要他的地方去、如何不知疲倦地连轴工作的故事广为流传.他被公认可以以一当十；他只在没有工作可做时才休息一下.他认为至关重要的事情是挽救生命,他毫不利己.
（错误好多啊,第1句the doctor后面少了谓语动词）

i often 这没的说 一句话要么主语+动词 要么 主语+be动词（am）

surprising
noisy
elder
wildly
希望有所帮助,

你并不想错过有趣的故事.
miss out表示错过

它充满了著名的故事,美丽的脸谱和极佳的动作和武打设计

often

D
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我－－作为一个欧亚混血儿的人生阅历

B
A at table 固定用法 表示在吃饭(at the table 在桌子旁)
C
(上面几位胡扯)

他喜欢读故事书,他住在农场,所以有时他会读给牛听

One of the most popular adventure stories _______written is Robert Louis Stephenson's Treasured Island, an exciting story about a young boy, Jim Hawkins,
who is captured by pirates and later finds some buried treasure.
A, ever B, already C, once D, never
这里填什么好?
尤其是这个AC有何区别? 不是都是表示曾经?
written做后置定语?
答：A
析：此题不会是高考题,题句太长.不合出题原则.
不管它,我将它简化：One of the stories (ever/ once) written is sb's XXX.
XXX是书名.正规的书上用斜体表示（知道没办法）增加理解难度.
主句就是A is B.
是的, ever/ once written是过去分词短语作后置定语,修饰the stories的.
ever这个词,很难用汉语说清楚.不同的情况下,有不同的翻译.而once相对简单,就是“曾经”.用定语从句来思考：=the ... stories which were ever written Vs the ... stories which were once written
还真难说清楚.
待续.查词典去了.

大街上充斥着申辩,故事永不会结束.

that have

答案：says 或 said
1.如果句中出现了带有“”这样的直接引语,则主句动词一般只能用say,因为该直接引语充当其宾语.
2.而speak的宾语只能是English这样的语言,talk则为不及物动词,不能加宾语.
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A
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