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解析：
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根据上下文中的rarely dislikes可知此处应用unless，意为“除非”。 |
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the way表示“(做饭菜和上饭菜)的方式”。 |
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attractively served meal表示“吸引人的饭菜”。 |
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whether表示“是否”。 |
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不要在孩子面前讨论。 |
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不要在孩子面前谈论喜欢吃的东西和不喜欢吃的东西，也不要让任何人如此做。 |
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be likely to表示“很可能……”，主语可以是人，也可以是物。 |
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take it for granted that…为固定结构，意思为“认为……想当然”。 |
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由“he likes everything”推出and he probably will。 |
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supposed意为“误传的，假定的，被信以为真的”。 |
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a good idea意为“好主意”。 |
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a small share意为“一小份”。 |
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首先排除few, many，然后根据意思选择A项。 |
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during meal times意为“在吃饭期间”。 |
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allow sb．to do sth．表示“允许某人干某事”。 |
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or前后的意思应当接近，前面用immediately，后面自然用soon。 |
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on no account是固定词组，意思为“绝不可以”。 |
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该句句意为：“决不能哄骗或强迫孩子吃饭。” |
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| Most adults want to return to their childhood, because they believe how happy it is to be a child. But they forget that times have changed a great deal, and they never honestly change places with a child. Think of the years at __1__: the year spent living in __2__ fear of examinations and school reports. Every movement you made was __3__ by some adults. Think of the __4__ when you had to go to bed early, you had to eat __5__ things that were supposed to be good for you. Remember how "gentle" __6__ was given to you with words like"If you don't do what I say, I will…". I'm sure you will __7__ forget! __8__, these are only part of children's trouble. No matter how kind and loving parents may be, children often __9__ from some terrible and illogical fears since they can't understand the world around them. They often have such 10 in the dark or in the dream. 11 can share their fears with other adults while children have to face their fears 12 . But the most 13 part of childhood is the period when you begin to go out of it, the period when you go into 14 . Teenagers start to be 15 their parents and this causes them great unhappiness. There is a complete 16 of selfconfidence during this time. Adolescents pay much attention to their appearance and the 17 they make on others. They feel shy, awkward and clumsy(笨拙的). 18 are strong but hearts are easily broken. Teenagers 19 moments of great happiness or black despair, 20 through this period, adults seem to be more unkind than ever. | ||||
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