题目内容

 

care, graduate, laugh, persuade, purpose, ruin, concern, bury , frighten,

tire, attitude, set, determine, shock, suffer, come, judge , prefer

 

1.Several suggestions ____ up at the meeting.

2.We were _____ about his health, while he was _____ in his work.

3.He _____ down what he sees in the zoo every day.

4.When we heard the interesting story, we all burst into _______.

5.What is your ______ towards the plan ?

6.My sister doesn’t _____ about the details.

7._____ from what he said, he is probably not an honest man.

8.She gave me a ______ look----the kind that said she wouldn’t change her mind.

9.After ___ from the college, he ___ from heart trouble ,and he had to take medicine wherever he went.

10.I have ______ him to give up smoking, now he is more healthier.

11.I didn’t do it on ______,it was an accident.

12.The boys were _____ of listening to the same thing again and again.

13.The houses across the street are in ______,but they were in good conditions a few years ago.

14.He _____ to go shopping rather than stay at home on weekends.

15.It was a ______ news and we all got _____.

 

1. came

2.concerned, buried

3.sets

4.laughter

5.attitude

6.care

7.Judging

8.determined

9.graduating, suffered

10. persuaded

11.purpose

12.tired

13.ruins

14.prefers

15.shocking/frightening, frightened/shocked

【解析】

试题分析:

1.came 动词短语come up出现,该短语没有被动语态也没有进行时。句意:在会议上出现了几个建议。

2.concerned, buried 固定搭配be concerned about担心,关心;be buried in忙于;句意:当他忙于工作的时候,他很担心自己的健康。

3.sets动词短语set down写下,记下。句意:每天他都记录下在动物园里所看见的东西。

4.laughter 固定搭配burst into laughter突然笑起来;句意:当我们听见那个有趣的故事时,我们都突然笑了起来。

5.attitude 名词attitude与介词towards连用表示“对…的态度”。句意:你对这个计划的态度是什么?

6.care 固定搭配care about关心,担心;句意:我姐姐不关心细节。

7.Judging 固定搭配judging from/by…根据…判断;这是一个独立结构,不随任何形式变化。

8.determined 过去分词转换的形容词常常修饰人或者与人有关的事物,本句中的look表情,是与人有关的,所以使用determined修饰。

9.graduating, suffered 固定搭配graduate from…从…毕业;放在介词after后面要使用动名词的形式。第二空固定搭配suffer from患…病。

10. persuaded 固定搭配persuade sb to do sth说服某人做某事;句意:我已经说服他戒烟了,现在他更健康了。

11. purpose 固定搭配on purpose故意地;句意:我不是故意做那件事情的,它是偶然地。

12.tired 固定搭配be tired of厌倦…;对…厌烦。句意:那个男孩厌倦了一次又一次听同样的事情。

13.ruins 固定搭配in ruins成为废墟;句意:街对面的房子成为废墟,但是几年之前他们状况很好。

14. prefers 固定搭配prefer to do sth rather than do sth宁愿做某事而不愿做某事;句意:周末他宁愿去购物也不愿意待在家里。

15.shocking/frightening, frightened/shocked 由分词转换成的形容词用法是形容词考查较多的内容。由过去分词转换的形容词常常用来修饰人或者与人有关的事物,如look, appearance等;由现在分词转换的形容词常常用来修饰事物。这样的形容词经常在句中做表语或者定语修饰名词,也可以在句中构成形容词短语对主句的情况进行说明。第一空使用shocking/frightening修饰news,第二空使用frightened/shocked说明人的情况。

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