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1.I my native place in my mid-twenties.（爱上）

2.I made a suggestion but unfortunately it was ______________(忽视)

3.A fallen tree is the road. （挡住）

4.His friend has been ______ _______ headaches for some years. (遭受)

5.Go home and tell your mother. （直接）

6.He looks young but ___________ he is already in his fifties (实际上)

7.The rain prevented them form eating ________________(户外)

8.This is a film ____________on a true story(以…..为根据)

9.I ordered books online yesterday.(一套)

10.To our surprise , he could speak Spanish _____________(流利地).

 

1.fell in love with

2.ignored

3.blocking

4.suffering

5.straight

6.actually

7.outdoors

8.based

9.a series of

10.fluently

【解析】

试题分析：

1.】fell in love with 考查固定搭配fall in love with sb爱上某人；这个短语表示动作。Be in love with sb表示状态。

2.】ignored 动词ignore忽视；本句是一个被动语态的形式，所以使用过去分词的形式。

3.】blocking 动词block阻挡；根据句义可知表示的是正在进行的事情，所以使用现在分词。

4.suffering 动词suffer遭受，没有被动语态。本句使用现在完成进行时表示过去发生的动作一直持续到现在。

5.straight 本句中的straight作为副词与动词go连用，表示“一直向前”。该词同时还可以作为形容词做定语修饰名词。

6.】actually 本句中的actually是副词，在句中做状语，修饰整个句子。

7.】outdoors 本句中的副词outdoors在句中做状语，修饰动词eating。

8.】based 本句是一个固定搭配be based on…以…为基础；同时本句是一个省略形式，在based on的前面省略了that is。

9.a series of 固定搭配a series of一套….；可以修饰可数名词也可以修饰不可数名词。

10.】fluently 本句中和使用副词fluently作为状语修饰整个句子。

考点：单词或短语

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