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11.get along well with     in charge      fine         in trouble        settle
a large number of      select         even if      belong to         give in
59.The library containsa large number of foreign language reference books.
60.Even if he had enough money,he wouldn't buy the house near the factory.
61.We'll bein trouble if we can't find a right person for the job right now.
62.Nixon just wanted to make sure that everyone understood who was
63.He is a warm-hearted man and usuallygets along well with his friends.
64.Tom and Kate got married andsettled in London in 2000.
65.The computerbelongs to my sister.
66.She lets her sonselect his own Christmas present.
67.As of this month,police willfine people who feed birds.
68.The mothergave in and bought the child a toy after he cried for half an hour.

分析 59.图书馆里有大量的外语参考书.
60.即使他有足够的钱,他也不会买工厂附近的房子.
61.我们会有麻烦如果我们不能找到一个合适的人选胜任这项工作.
62.尼克松只是想让每个人都明白谁是负责人.
63.他是个热心人,经常和朋友相处得很好.
64.汤姆和凯特结婚了,2000年在伦敦定居下来.
65.这台计算机属于我姐姐.
66.她让她儿子自己挑选圣诞节礼物.
67.截至本月,警方将罚款喂鸟的人.
68.孩子哭了半个小时候妈妈屈服了给他买了一个玩具.

解答 59.a large number of 考查固定搭配,根据句意:图书馆里有大量的外语参考书.a large number of 是英语的固定搭配"许多,大量".
60.Even if 考查连词,根据句意:即使他有足够的钱,他也不会买工厂附近的房子.even if 连词"即使".
61.in trouble 考查固定搭配,根据句意:我们会有麻烦如果我们不能找到一个合适的人选胜任这项工作,be in trouble 是英语的固定搭配"在困境中".
62.in charge 考查固定搭配,根据句意:尼克松只是想让每个人都明白谁是负责人.be in charge是英语的固定搭配"负责".
63.gets along well with 考查固定搭配,根据句意:他和朋友们处的很好.get along well with是英语的固定搭配"与…相处得好".
64.settled 考查谓语,本句是一个有着并列谓语的句子got married and settled是并列谓语.
65.belongs to考查固定搭配,根据句意:这台计算机属于我姐姐.belong to是英语的固定搭配"属于",无被动无进行时,所以答案是belongs to.
66.select 考查固定结构,let sb do 是固定结构"让某人干某事",根据句意:她让她儿子自己挑选圣诞节礼物,所以答案是select.
67.fine 考查动词,根据句意:截至本月,警方将罚款喂鸟的人.fine是动词"罚款".
68.gave in考查固定搭配,根据句意:妈妈屈服了.give in是英语的固定搭配"屈服",所以答案是gave in.

点评 选词填空主要是完形填空题和所给词的形式填空,做这类题,有些是固定搭配,有的是固定句式,还有的是联系上下文猜测代词所指的内容和生 词的含义,你必须知道每个词的意思,从句意和语法两方面 思考界定.还有一些是易混淆的近义词组,务必弄清楚各个词组的含义.

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