多亏村民们的及时援助.游客们成功地逃脱了洪水的困扰．Thanks to the villagers'timely help.the tourists managed to protect themselves from the floods．．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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11．多亏村民们的及时援助，游客们成功地逃脱了洪水的困扰．（protect）
Thanks to the villagers'timely help，the tourists managed to protect themselves from the floods．．

分析 Thanks to the villagers'timely help，the tourists managed to protect themselves from the floods．

解答 Thanks to the villagers'timely help，the tourists managed to protect themselves from the floods．
根据句意"多亏村民们的及时援助，游客们成功地逃脱了"可知，这是对过去事实的描述，所以用一般过去时．
本句可使用一个简单的主谓宾结构，manage to do sth努力干成功某事，protect sb from sth保护某人免受伤害．

点评本句中注意形容词timely的用法，学生易误用于副词，一定要正确运用适当的形式来表达句子的意思．

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