Baseball exclamation sentence used in exclamation sentence int

What club do you want to join
(used in exclamation sentences) int. (used to express disbelief or surprise); (used to show that you didn't hear what the other party said clearly) Club English [klʌ b] American [klʌ b]n. community; nightclub; Club, clubhouse; (of cards) plum blossom vt. Union; raise; Hit with a stick; [baseball] hitting VI. groupEnglish problems
Customer's 6 The golf ball (ball) is the farthest away from the hole and (golfers need) hit first 7 [American English] baseball out 8 [slang] in prison, in prison, (in prison) n. sports games in guest venues; Victory at the guest site interj 1. Go away! Go! Get outHurry
Would you mind not playing baseball here? Sorry, we’ll go and play in the park. Sorry, let's go to the park to playWhat club do you want to join
(used in exclamation sentences) int. (used to express disbelief or surprise); (used to show that you didn't hear what the other party said clearly) Club English [klʌ b] American [klʌ b]n. community; nightclub; Club, clubhouse; (of cards) plum blossom vt. Union; raise; Hit with a stick; [baseball] hitting VI. compositionSummary of English knowledge points in grade two
Second day English knowledge review (summary version) 1 Take: take sb/ sth. to someplace; take sth. with。Final review assault (Volume 1, Grade 8)
Baseball baseball bat racket bend beside... Better bike bike breakfast breakfast balloon bathroom beautiful blow blow Bookstore bumper car busy buy buy beforeIs "away" a preposition
Away is not a preposition, but an adverb Leave; far from; Not in [used with verbs to indicate loss, reduction, weakening, depletion]. Go It keeps fallingClassify the following words: noun () adjective () preposition () conjunction () exclamation ()
Baseball, N. baseball; Baseball, N. basketball; Basketball bath, N. bath, bathroom # bathtub, bathtub; Washing liquid; Bathing, bathing; Bath water, N. bathroom; Dressing room, toilet bear, VLook at the picture and write sentences. (5 points) sub question 1:be going to, Basel, tomorrow &n
was playing the guitar this time yesterday. Topic 4: how cut the panda is Topic 5: we should wash hands before measures Question analysis: sub question 1:they are going to play Basel tomorrow They are going to play baseball tomorrowThe first volume of junior high school English review outline of people's Education Edition
Sentences (types of sentences): sentences are divided into four types, namely, declarative sentences, interrogative sentences, imperative sentences and exclamatory sentences. Here we focus on interrogative sentences and imperative sentences (I). Interrogative sentences: general interrogative sentences, special interrogative sentences, selective interrogative sentences, antonym interrogative sentences. General interrogative sentences: see the verb part above