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5.Wewere brought up by our grandmother to respect teachers and seniors when we were young.(bring up)

分析 我们小时候是被祖母抚养教育要尊敬老师和长辈.

解答 答案:were brought up
解析:根据后面的when we were young"当我们小的时候"可知本题该使用一般过去时,又因为"我们"与"抚养教育"之间为动宾(被动)关系,故本题该使用被动语态结构.综上,本题该使用一般过去时的被动语态结构;因此本题答案为:were brought up.

点评 本题考查单词填空,做此类题目时一定仔细分析句子结构并结合句意及所给词确定所填词的正确形式.

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