Caribbean Compass4发现相似题初一英语单项选择,知答案者请详细讲解 My grandma felt __ after having a long walkMy grandma felt __ after having a long walk.A.a little tired
B.much tired
c.a few tiredIt's time for us ___ goodbye to each other.A.say
C.sayingMiss King often -__ to school,but this morning she ___ the bus to school because she got up late.A.took
外祖母走了很长的路应该是很累所以是much tiredIt“s
在前面是指代后面的事 这叫形式主语
走去学校是一般现在式 又因为她是单数所以要加s
但在今天因为她起迟了got是get的过去时
所以take要变took
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B 修饰比较级用muchB for sb. to do sth.固定搭配A. always表示要用一般时 this morning和took表示要用过去时for sb. to do sth.是什么意思？哪里有always？那个freejojo756的说法是错的。第二题。it不仅可以做形式主语还可以做逻辑主语，当做逻辑主语时： It is considered no g...
那个freejojo756的说法是错的。第二题。it不仅可以做形式主语还可以做逻辑主语，当做逻辑主语时： It is considered no good reciting without understanding. 不理解的背诵被认为是没有好处的。It is no use crying over spilt milk. 覆水难收。以上两句中的it是形式主语，真正的主语是V-ing形式，如果是这样Is is time saying goodbye也没错。所以真正选择B的原因是因为前面有It is +adj.It is adj for sb. to do sth.比如It is so bad for you to choose the answer so quickly。你这么快就选答案实在是太不好了。记住是个固定价格搭配。It is adj for sb. 【to】 do sth.，不是doing。这里确实是it做形式主语，不定式是真正的主语，但讲解时候不能这么说。第三题是我看错了，题目中是often.often和always一样都是频率副词，当他们出现的时候，表示陈述一个事实，那么一定就是一般现在时。比如He always goes to school by himself.他经常一个人去学校。如果有特殊指示除外，比如In the past, he always went to school by himself.前面的In the past引导了整个句子用过去式，所以这里用went过去式。而take后面的用过去式的原因，不是像jojo说的get用了过去式！！那是错的！！后面用过去式的真正原因是This morning！因为就算如果砍掉后面的原because,Miss King often -__ to school,but this morning she ___ the bus to school，因为this morning的存在所以仍然要用过去式！此时就和got没有任何关系了！记住，This morning 一出现就一定是过去式！！你回去再把动词时态好好看看！有很多标志的短语，一出现就代表要用某种时态！选不选最佳答案没关系，不过原因一定要清楚不要被楼上那个freehjojo误导！！我是英语专业的，有问题可以继续直接追问我！
A.a little tired
B 修饰比较级用much或者a little，但是句子说走很长路，就应该选muchB it is time for sb. to do sth.是固定搭配A. always是时态使用的标志语，出现了就表明要用一般时。后面的got up 已经提示你要用过去时
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I hear versions of this story over and over, my child/parent/sibling/friend/spouse is sick and won’t get help for their mental illness. They say they would rather be in jail than be on medication for their mental illness. They can’t take care of themselves and they are going to end up on the street. Their behavior is destroying our family/relationship. Their behavior is destroying them.
Believe me, I get it. I really, really do. And sometimes you have to accept not everyone with a mental illness will get help. Sometimes you have to say goodbye to a person with a mental illness. Sometimes you have to cut a person with mental illness out of your life.
I’m Related to Mental Illness
Like many of us I’m related to a lot of mentally ill people. There are at least a couple of bipolars and likely a schizophrenic or two hiding in the wings. There have been enough illegal drugs to fuel a Columbian cartel and enough alcohol to float an ark. There have been suicide attempts, hospitalizations and crazy, abusive behavior galore.
Believe me, I get it.
And I don’t have a relationship with any of these mentally ill people. Not one of them are stable or three-dimensional. Not one of them gets help, follows a regimen, admits to the mental illness, or tries to get better.
That’s just the way the cookies crumbles folks.
Mental Illness Isn’t Fair to the Ill or Those Around Them
And my brother, the one I grew up with, the one who I remember with white-blond hair, the one that would sleep under the covers and wake with rosy cheeks, the one that had Winnie-the-Pooh fuzzy pajamas with booties, is mentally ill.
I remember playing video games, I remember playing on the lawn, I remember how he screamed when he broke his arm, I remember how thrilled he was when he got a remote-controlled car for Christmas, and I remember the way he used to twirl his hair around his finger so it was always in knots.
But we all grow up.
And now he is an abusive, destructive force that no one can stand to be around lest they get pulled into convincing delusions and psychoses or have to fear his violent rage. Being in the same room with him is like being hit repeatedly with a hard, blunt abject. A drunken, hard, blunt object. It only feels good when you stop.
He’s sick. I know he’s sick. Everyone knows he’s sick. Everyone knows he’s .
Except him. To him it’s the world that’s wrong.
The Reality of Mental Illness is Horrific
This mental illness reality is unbearably painful as it will shortly result in his having nowhere to live. I don’t know if he will have any friends. I don’t know if he’ll have enough food to eat. I don’t know whether he’ll even live to tell the tale.
So you see, I get it. I don’t just willy-nilly tell people to distance themselves from intractable crazy for no reason, I tell them this because they need to be told. I’m not mean, uncaring, inflexible, unhelpful or cruel. I’m telling people to save themselves from the gosh darn Titanic. Stop arranging the desk chairs and get on a damn lifeboat.
People who won’t get treatment and continue to hurt you are the Titanic. Period.
Sometimes You Have to Say Goodbye to Someone with a Mental Illness
As I write this I weep for my brother. I weep for his pain. I weep for what he’s going through. I weep for what I know drives him to his behavior. I weep for his mentally ill brain.
And I weep for me. Because the white-haired boy hiding under the covers is gone. And there’s nothing I can do to bring him back.
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