根据汉语意思完成英语句子.每空一词.1.他出生时不足两千克.He was less than two kilos .2.我的汽车最多能坐四个人.I can take four people in my car.3.小心!不要撞到你前面的树.Be careful! Don’t the tree in front of you.4.凯特是怎么绊倒的?How did Kat 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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根据汉语意思完成英语句子，每空一词。

1.他出生时不足两千克。

He was less than two kilos ________ ________.

2.我的汽车最多能坐四个人。

I can take ________ ________ four people in my car.

3.小心！不要撞到你前面的树。

Be careful! Don’t ________ ________ the tree in front of you.

4.凯特是怎么绊倒的？

How did Kate ________ ________?

5.我们在这停留了大约一个小时。

We stayed here for an hour ________ ________

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