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8.Sarah:Hey Kelly,how is everything(41)going(go)?
Kelly:Not so good.
Sarah:Why?I thought you almost(42)finished(finish) it last night.
Kelly:Well,all the computers at the computer center are taken,(43)soI can't type it.
Sarah:The same thing happened(44)tome a few weeks ago.Every time I went to the center,all the computers(45)are being used(use).And I have a lot of papers (46)which/thathad to be done on the computer.I ended up finishing them by hand.
Kelly:There are so few computers (47)forall the students here.
Sarah:We should write a letter and require the school to add more computers.
Kelly:Good ideas.Do you want to get together to write (48)theletter tonight?
Sarah:Sure,But I have a study group meeting at 7:30.
Kelly:Ok,Let's meet(49)earlier(early) in the dining hall at 6:30.(50)Itshouldn't take us long to write.
Sarah:See you then.Meanwhile,good luck with you paper.
Kelly:Thanks!!

分析 本文是一段对话,学校里的电脑太少了,不能满足学生做作业的需求,于是Sarah和 Kelly想给学校写一封信,建议学校多增加一些电脑.

解答 41.going;考查动词的时态,这里用going与前面的is构成现在进行时.
42.finished;考查动词的时态,根据时间状语last night可知此处要用一般过去时,故答案为finished.
43.so;考查连词,all the computers at the computer center are taken与后面的I can't type it是因果关系,故用so表示结果.
44.to;考查介词,happen to sb 是固定用法,意为"某人发生某事".
45.are being used;考查时态,由时间状语Every time I went to the center可知此处需用一般现在时,有因 computers与动词use是动宾关系,故用一般现在时的被动语态.
46.which/that;考查关系代词,分析句子结构可知这是一个定语从句,先行词为paper,故用关系代词which/that.
47.for;考查介词,分析句意为"为学生提供的电脑",此处用介词for表示对象.
48.the;考查冠词,此处指上文提到的letter,故用the表示特指.
49.earlier;考查副词的比较级,结合上下文分析句意为"让我们早一点见面",故用比较级形式earlier.
50.It;考查固定句式,这是It takes sb  some time to do 结构,意为"某人干某事花了多长时间".

点评 首先要通读全文,了解大意,抓住上下文语境所提供的信息,仔细分析带空格的句子,明确空格所要填的词义,词型和短语搭配,给出所要填的正确形式,然后整体阅读短文,核对答案.

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