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1. 我的好朋友Tom出国将近2个月了。 My good friend ___...

 

1. 我的好朋友Tom出国将近2个月了。

My good friend _________________________ for nearly 2 months.

2.尽管外面天气很冷,但是他坚持每天游泳。

Though it is cold outside,  he _______________________ every day.

3. 很多青少年由于过重的作业负担而得不到充足的睡眠。

A large number of teenagers can’t get ________________________ too much homework.

4.为了引起我们的注意,英语老师用红色把新单词标出来。

_______________________ , the English teacher has marked new words in red.

5. 我想知道多久以后如此多的邮件会得以回复。

I am wondering _______________________________ .

6.那名工程师独自继续开展他的工作,最后终于取得成功。

The engineer                        and finally had a success.

 

1.has been abroad 2.insists on swimming 3.enough sleep because of 4.(In order) to attract our attention 5.how soon so many e-mails will be replied to 6.carried on with his work alone/by himself/on his own 【解析】 试题分析: 1.动词时态。For+一段时间主句谓语动词要用持续性动词,根据语境可知用现在完成时。结合题意可知填has been abroad。 2.固定词组。insists on doing表示坚持做某事,根据题意故填insists on swimming。 3.enough sleep足够的钱;because of由于什么原因,故填enough sleep because of [来源4.不定式。(In order) to do表示目的是什么;attract our attention吸引我们的注意力。根据题意和汉语提示故填(In order) to attract our attention. 5.宾语从句。how soon是对将来一段时间的提问。根据题意故填how soon so many e-mails will be replied to 6.固定词组。carry on固定词组执行;alone/by himself/on his own靠某人自己。根据题意故填carried on with his work alone/by himself/on his own。 考点:完成句子。
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1.Which is the correct order of the events that took place in the story?

a. I took a taxi to the airport.

b. The driver of the other car shouted at us.

c. A black jeep suddenly jumped right in front of us.

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C. show us how great the taxi driver is

D. show us how to deal with life more wisely

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