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2．Vegetables usually go ____ as soon as we are at sea．（ ）| A． | badly | B． | bad | C． | well | D． | sick |
分析 我们一出海蔬菜通常很易变质．
解答 答案：B．
本句中go bad为一固定短语，表示（食物）变质，变坏；go为系动词，后面跟形容词bad作表语；badly常作副词；well作形容词时一般只作"身体好"；sick为形容词，意为"生病"；故选B．
点评 系动词是英语中一类特殊的动词，后通常接形容词作表语，构成系表结构．除了常用的be外，还有一些特殊的系动词，也具备系动词的特征．本题中的go就是其中之一．
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| 24．A．though | B．still | C．then | D．even |
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