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【题目】短文改错

Before I started my winter holiday last year, I made a thoroughly plan. I make a list of what I should do during the holiday. Then I put them up on the wall in the room. Whenever I wanted to play with the mobile phone like I had done before, it reminded me to do what I supposed to do. As a result of, I spent a meaningful winter holiday. I finished my homeworks on time, read four novels or learned how to skate.

Later, I'm always convinced that take action is more important than making plans. Only by taking action can we get which we want.

【答案】1. thoroughlythorough2.makemade3.themit4.likeas5.supposed前加was6.去掉result后面的of7. homeworkshomework8.orand9.taketaking10.whichwhat

【解析】

这是一篇记叙文。文章通过作者的经历,启迪我们“总是相信采取行动比制定计划更重要。只有采取行动,我们才能得到我们想要的。”

1.考查形容词。句意:在我开始我的寒假前,我做了一个周密的计划。此处plan是名词,由形容词修饰,故把thoroughly改成thorough

2.考查一般过去时。句意:我列了一张清单,上面写着我在假期里应该做些什么。根据上句可知,句子用一般过去时态,故把make改成made

3.考查代词。句意:然后我把它挂在房间的墙上。根据上句的a list可知,应该用it代替。故把them改成it

4.考查as的用法。句意:每当我想玩手机的时候,就像以前一样,它提醒我要做我应该做的事情。此处I had done before是一个句子,like是介词,而as“像……一样”是连词,故把like改成as

5.考查固定搭配。句意:每当我想玩手机的时候,就像以前一样,它提醒我要做我应该做的事情。固定搭配:be supposed to do sth.“理应做某事”。再根据文中的reminded可知,句子用一般过去时态,在supposed前加was

6.考查固定词组。句意:因此,我度过了一个有意义的寒假。固定词组:as a result“结果”;as a result of“由于……”。故去掉result后面的of

7.考查不可数名词。句意:我按时完成了作业,读了四本小说,还学会了滑冰。此处homework是不可数名词,没有复数形式,故把homeworks改成homework

8. 考查并列连词。句意:我按时完成了作业,读了四本小说,还学会了滑冰。此处是并列的谓语动词,是并列顺承关系,故把or改成and

9.考查动名词做主语。句意:后来,我总是相信采取行动比制定计划更重要。此处做从句中的主语,应使用动名词,故把take改成taking

10.考查宾语从句。句意:只有采取行动,我们才能得到我们想要的。此处动词get后面是宾语从句,从句谓语动词want缺少宾语,引导宾语从句的词要起双重作用,故把which改成what

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