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【题目】

单句改错：

【1】 I quarreled with my girlfriend last night and I called her on this morning in order to say sorry, but she wasn't in.

【2】 After many trials and failures to get my driving licence, I decided to give up it．

【3】 The war was broken out in 1939.

【4】 The kind-hearted granny took out a jacket and insisted that I put on it right there.

【5】 Seeing the light was on，he immediately went over and turned off it．

【答案】见解析

【解析】【1】called her on→called on her

【2】 give up it→give it up

【3】 was broken→broke

【4】 put on it→put it on

【5】 turned off it→turned it off

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【题目】B

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