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假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文,请你修改你同桌写的以下作文,文中共有10处语言错误,每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。

增加:在缺词处加一个漏词符号(∧),并在其下面写出该加的同。

删除:把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。

修改:在错的词下面划一横线,并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

注意:1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词;

2.只允许修改10处,多者(从第11处起)不计分。

I didn’t always study in my present school. A year ago I study in a country school, where lies in the north of the city. Although very busy with my study, but I went back to my old school last weekend. I saw so wonderful changes there that I was great surprised. It is not what I described in past at all. There is a big football playground among two new teaching building. And beside the playground, there is a little lake with much green plants around it. There is also a nice library next to the lake. If you are interested, going to visit it.

 

1. study→studied;2. where→which;3. 去掉but;4. so→such;5. great→greatly;6. past前面加the;7. among→between;8. building→buildings;9. much→many;10. going→go 【解析】 这是一篇记叙文。作者一年前在一所乡村学校学习,上周末作者又回到那里,文章描述了学校的惊人变化。 1.考查时态。ago和一般过去时态连用。故把study改为studied。 2.考查非限制性定语从句。此处先行词为school,指物,分析句子结构,school在非限制性定语从句中作主语,且that不能引导非限制性定语从句,所以用which引导。故把where改为which。 3.考查连词。此处是although引导的让步状语从句,前面有although,后面不能再用but。故去掉but。 4.考查固定搭配。句意:我在那里看到了如此奇妙的变化,我感到非常惊讶。此处changes是名词,由such来修饰,而so修饰形容词和副词。故把so改为such。 5.考查副词。句意:我在那里看到了如此奇妙的变化,我感到非常惊讶。此处surprised“感到惊讶的”是形容词,由副词来修饰,great“伟大的,极好的”是形容词,greatly“很,非常”是副词。故把great改为greatly。 6.考查固定搭配。固定词组:in the past在过去。故在past前面加the。 7.考查介词。句意:两座新教学楼中间有一个大足球场。此处指两者之间,所以用between,among指三个以上。故把among改为between。 8.考查名词的数。句意:两座新教学楼中间有一个大足球场。前面有two,所以用复数名词。故把building改为buildings。 9.考查词义辨析。many修饰名词复数,much修饰不可数名词。此处plants是复数名词。故把much改为many。 10.考查祈使句。句意:如果你感兴趣,就去参观吧。此处是if引导条件状语从句,主句是祈使句,肯定祈使句以动词原形开头。故把going改为go。
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Wang Wei was interested in carrying out a small experiment about ants in space. How interesting! You know, ants like 3. (dig) holes. But he couldn't really think of 4. good reason for doing that. Maybe he could learn about gravity. And that’s what he thought. But then Li Tao had a better idea. He likes silkworms very much. One day, 5. he was feeding them and watching them eat, he6.(sudden) wondered what would happen if they 7.(live) in space. How long would they live? Could they still make silk? What kind of silk would they make? He thought that was a great idea too, so he decided to do that.

Silkworms are of high8.(valuable) in China. We think it is very meaningful to find  out more about them. Maybe they will produce9.(good) silk in space.

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While I was on _______I did not realize that there was a lady standing close bylistening to my _______ I also couldn’t have ________ that what was about to follow would have a deep ________ on me.

When I ________the lady came close to me and we got into a conversation. She asked me about my journey. When she learned that it had already been  a long and ________ day for me, she took out some snacks and ________ them to me. This was a kind act and I felt thankful; however, that was not all that I would ________ that evening.

As I ________my conversation with her, I learned that she was from a ________ background. This made my heart sink (下沉)not out of sadness________out of humbleness(谦卑).I realized how true and kind an act of giving is when one ________away what another needs. As I stood beside this ________ lady, I found myself feeling a lot. The strongest feelings were gratitude (感激)and the need to give up my own selfishness.

1.A.hometown B.station C.apartment D.destination

2.A.mile B.scenery C.leg D.sight

3.A.refer B.switch C.move D.skip

4.A.Unfortunately B.Rapidly C.Obviously D.Unmercifully

5.A.At times B.In other words C.As a result D.In conclusion

6.A.set B.pair C.couple D.series

7.A.discovered B.emphasized C.expressed D.added

8.A.duty B.trip C.holiday D.call

9.A.conversation B.discussion C.performance D.suggestion

10.A.informed B.imagined C.noticed D.planned

11.A.impression B.understanding C.wish D.belief

12.A.hung up B.hung on C.picked up D.picked out

13.A.valuable B.realistic C.tiring D.meaningful

14.A.lent B.ordered C.packed D.offered

15.A.relate B.feel C.transform D.entertain

16.A.rejected B.continued C.arranged D.finished

17.A.foreign B.poor C.rich D.good

18.A.or B.and C.so D.but

19.A.takes B.puts C.gives D.keeps

20.A.generous B.creative C.popular D.elegant

 

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2. Sugar art has been around for centuries, developing in different parts of the world. As noted in Harold McGee’s book On Food and Cookingsugar art likely dates as far back as 4,000 B. Cwhen islanders in Papua New Guinea cut sugarcane (甘蔗)for its juice. He also noted that the first candy recipe (食谱)was found in an Egyptian tomb and written around 3,500 B.C.

In order to do sugar art, people need training in working with sugar. Many skills can be used for this art. All of these skills require skills and practice. Besides, sugar can be very difficult to work with and sometimes dangerous. 3.

A skilled sugar art artisan can create different shapes using sugar, including animals and flowers. But sugar creations can go bad quickly. 4. Besides, many sugar creations are easy to break. The easily going-bad nature of sugar is one of the things about sugar which attract some artisans, as the creations are designed to be enjoyed for a short period of time only. Some people specialize in sugar creations that can be eaten, such as decorations for cakes. Others may use stabilizers (稳定剂)and they are not safe to eat.5. Sugar art schools sometimes hold an exhibition of stabilized sugar creations, with students working together to build a scene entirely out of sugar.

A. Sugar art has a long history.

B. Sugar art is different from other art forms.

C. So sugar art beginners had better receive training.

D. But they can make more long-lasting sugar creations.

E. They want to test skills in competitions against others.

F. Sugar art usually uses a combination of the following skills.

G. In high temperatures, the shapes of the sugar creations will change.

 

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But Stanford Graduate School of Business professor Nicholas Bloom says requiring workers to be in the office is an outdated work tradition. It ignores(忽视)today’s fine communications methods and long commutes(通勤)and actually hurts firms and workers.

“Working from home is a future-looking technology, ” Bloom told an audience during a program TEDx-Stanford, “and I think it has a bright future. ” To test his idea, Bloom, with co-researcher James, did research on a largest travel company, Chip. They invited volunteers to a study in which half worked from home for nine months, coming into the office one day a week and half worked only from the office. Bloom tracked (跟踪)these two groups for about two years. The results? “We found a 13% improvement in performance from people working at home. ” Bloom Rays. Two reasons led to that uptick: First, people working from home actually work all the time. As to people working from the office, they might be delayed by traffic or take a long-time lunch with a workmate. They are less likely to be on the clock for the full workday. Second, Bloom says, people at home are able to concentrate better. “The office is actually an amazingly noisy environment, ‘ There’s a cake in the break room; Bob’s leaving, so come and join us for dinner. ’”

Also, his study found that workers’ quitting jobs at the company dropped by 50% when they were allowed to work from home.

Bloom hopes this example helps kill the negative (负面的)opinions on working from borne. For workers they’re much more productive and happier. For managers, you don’t have to spend so much time hiring(雇佣)and training people. For firmsyou make far more profit (利润).For societytheres a huge saving of reducing traffic jams, driving times andfinally, pollution.

1.According to Nicholas Bloom, people working from the office usually   .

A.Get low salaries.

B.Have rich working resources.

C.Waste a lot of time on the way.

D.Develop strong communication skills.

2.What does the underlined word “uptick” in Paragraph 4 most probably mean?

A.Increase. B.Popularity.

C.Failure. D.Fall.

3.What’s an advantage of working from home according to Nicholas Bloom?

A.It can reduce traffic jams and pollution.

B.It makes workers’ family life much happier.

C.It can strengthen the ties of the whole company.

D.It builds up managers’ experience in training workers.

4.We can infer from the passage that      .

A.working from home will still have a bad rap

B.working at the office is better than at home

C.fewer people will quit jobs in the future

D.working from home is a future-looking

 

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A spokesperson for Andrews Air Conditioning said“Britain has become a hot country, and the British are feeling the heat. For commuters(通勤者)there is nothing worse on a hot day than getting into a hot taxi, so we wanted to help to avoid this experience with Cool Taxi.

Cool Taxi driver Tonywho has driven a taxi for 11 years, said, “I have done 10 London summers in the taxi and I know you need some good air conditioning. It would be impossible to work without it. You need to keep cool and stay hydrated (水分)and sometimes in a typical taxi this is difficult to keep. ”

Elizabeth Ann Iliffewho was paying a visit to London from the South EastsaidIt is  amazing. It feels just like a scene(场境)from Frozen. It’s nice to step in just  for a few minutes  to have a break from the heat and cool off. ”

The Cool Taxi in running for a limited(有限的)lime at present time, Howeverit has proved popular with passengers and could he considered for full-time operation across the summer months in the future.

1.What can we learn from what Tony said?

A.He finds it hard to keep the taxi well air-conditioned.

B.He thinks it impossible to provide good air conditioning.

C.He is used to driving taxis in hot summer for a long time.

D.He will try his best to improve the conditions of the taxi.

2.What does the underlined “It” in Paragraph 4 refer to?

A.Having a break. B.Taking die cool taxi.

C.A scene from Frozen. D.Her journey in London.

3.What is the text mainly about?

A.The popularity of London’s taxis.

B.The future of taxi industry in London.

C.London’s Cool Taxi filled with dry ice.

D.The management of the Cool Taxi in London.

4.We can infer from the passage that the author is about the future of Cool  Taxi.

A.pessimistic B.optimistic

C.uncertain D.careful

 

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