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?　One evening two young men were walking in the street.

They tried to find a chance to steal everything.The clock 1.

struck twelve.Most people were in the bed.Quickly they came 2.

to a house so it seemed that everyone in the house had fallen 3.

sleep.Standing at the front gate,one man said in English to 4.

the other at a low voice,“You wait here.I will go around to 5.

the back door and then got into the house.” Suddenly out 6.

of the house ran a dog,barking at them.The two men were 7.

very afraid and ran away as fast as possibly.They didn’t stop 8.

until they had got to a lonely place.One man said to the other 9.

in surprise,“It’s too bad.I had thought that the dog could 10.

understand English.”

1.everything→something　

2.去掉bed前的the　

3.so→and　

4.sleep→asleep　

5.at→in　

6.got→get　

7.正确。?

8.possibly→possible　

9.去掉had　

10.had→hadn?

解析:

1.everything→something　表示不确定的“东西”。

2.去掉bed前的the　be in bed“在床上”，固定词组。

3.so→and　从语境分析，此处表示并列关系。

4.sleep→asleep　fall asleep固定短语，“入睡”的意思。

5.at→in　短语in a low voice“低声地”。

6.got→get　和前面的go一起作并列谓语。

7.正确。?

8.possibly→possible　as...as possible“尽可能……地”。

9.去掉had　从句型结构上分析，此处用一般过去时态。

10.had→hadn?t/had后加not表示“原来没有?想到”。?

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