The other day I buy a pair of leather shoes in a shoe shop. The seller told me he would give “three guarantees for the shoes. And only four days later, the shoes worn out. So I was angry and returned 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The other day I buy a pair of leather shoes in a shoe shop. The seller told me he would give “three guarantees” for the shoes. And only four days later, the shoes worn out. So I was angry and returned to the shop hoped to get my money back. I told the seller what had been happened to the shoes. When she knew that I had kept the shoes for four days, he refused, to which I was surprised. I asked him why he didn’t keep his promises. “Do you understand the ‘three guarantees’?” the seller said. “It means the shoes can only be kept in three days!” How a foolish explanation of the “three guarantees”!

【小题1】buy 改成bought
【小题2】And 改成But
【小题3】shoe后面加were
【小题4】hoped 改成hoping
【小题5】去掉been
【小题6】she改成 he
【小题7】 to 改成at(或by)
【小题8】promises 改成promise
【小题9】in 改成for
【小题10】How 改成What

解析试题分析：
【小题1】The other day几天前，和过去时连用：buy 改成bought
【小题2】前面说老板给鞋子三包，但4天后鞋子就坏了，表示转折：And 改成But
【小题3】考查词组：be worn out坏了：shoe后面加were
【小题4】用现在分词做伴随状语：hoped 改成hoping
【小题5】happen是不及物动词，不能用被动：去掉been
【小题6】人称不一致，前面用的是she：she改成 he
【小题7】考查词组：be surprised by/at对…惊讶。to 改成at(或by)
【小题8】考查名词的数，老板许了一个诺言：promises 改成promise
【小题9】in 改成for，for+一段时间，有多长时间
【小题10】考查感叹句：修饰名词用what，How 改成What
考点：考查短文纠错
点评：考查考生对全文的理解和在上下文中运用语法的能力和上下文串联的理解力。特别是名词的单复数，形容词副词的变化和固定搭配。

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