英文語法選擇

Question

與法選擇

1.Who ..........that student?(A)am (B)are (C)is (D)be

2.Good morning,........ . (A)Mr.(B)Miss Mary(C)Mary Wu(D)Wu Mr.

對話選擇

1.Denny:Nice to meet you.Matt: .............(A)Wow! Thank you.(B)Nice to meet you,

too.(C)Welcome to you.(D)Come on in.

Answer 1

最佳解答

1.Who ..........that student?(A)am (B)are (C)is (D)be

2.Good morning,........ . (A)Mr. (B)miss Mary (C)Mary Wu(D)Wu Mr.

對話選擇

1.Denny:Nice to meet you.Matt: .............(A)Wow! Thank you. (B)Nice to meet, too. (C)Welcome to you.(D)Come on in.

2012-07-14 12:33:37 補充：

question#2, choosing (A)Mr. is also correct, but it is not as good as Miss Mary, because it is much formal and polite.

2012-07-14 12:42:26 補充：

typo!

(B)miss mary ==> (B) Miss Mary

(B)Nice to meet, too ==> (B)Nice to meet you, too

2012-07-14 13:01:39 補充：

Mary does use by some people as surname !!

If Mary is NOT a surname then, Mary Wu is a choice, but it is kind of rude, unless you are older than this person or you know this person well. Otherwise, it is better to use a title.

2012-07-14 13:04:39 補充：

as surname ==> as a surname.

2012-07-15 01:52:36 補充：

Well, if politeness is not a concern, then "(A)Mr." is also grammatically correct. At least, in military, they will answer "Good morning, Mr. (or Sir)".

2012-07-15 01:55:35 補充：

Here is a site tells you about "Mary" as surname:

http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Mary

2012-07-15 01:56:17 補充：

If "Mary" can actually be a surname, then "Miss Mary" is better answer right ?

2012-07-15 04:21:39 補充：

Well, if it has to be so surgically precise, I can only rest my case !

參考資料： self

Answer 2

I thought the enquirer was asking for grammatical correctness, not grammatical politeness.

2012-07-15 02:29:50 補充：

"Good morning, Mister." is correct.

"Good morning, Mr." is not.

2012-07-16 09:50:38 補充：

You only "rest your case" if your point has been proven or supported by my remark, neither of which I find fitting in the present scenario.

Answer 3

Mary is not a surname. It is improper to call one Miss Mary.

Therefore, only Mary Wu is the only possible answer to question 2.