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【题目】根据括号内的汉语提示完成句子。

1On land with rich soil, local farmers can grow crops to ______(谋生).

2Junyan said what she did______ (获得回报) because she won an award for the report.

3______ (最令人受不了的事) was when I heard someone singing behind me.

4Some advertisements ______ (由……组成) pictures or the words of experts.

5My friend’s grandfather insisted on walking me to the station to ______ (为我送行).

6I don't mind where you go, ______ (只要) you’re back before midnight.

7You should take your raincoat ______ (以防万一) it rains.

8______ (坦率地说),the last four years have been hard work, but it's been worth it!

9______ (多亏了)his help, my speech was so successful that everyone cheered for me.

10______ (在去……的路上) the airport, they heard the report.

【答案】

1make/earn a living

2paid off

3The last straw

4consist of

5see me off

6as long as

7in case

8Frankly speaking

9Thanks to

10On the way to

【解析】

1

考查动词短语。句意:在肥沃的土壤上,当地农民可以种植作物来谋生。make/earn one’s living“谋生”,to是不定式符号,接动词原形。故填make/earn one’s living

2

考查动词短语。句意:俊彦说她做的获得了回报,因为她因为这个报告赢得了一个奖项。pay off“得到回报”,是固定短语,由主句谓语said可推断,从句也用一般过去时,宾语从句的主语从句what she did paid offpay off是谓语动词。故填paid off

3

考查固定短语。句意:最让人受不了的事情是我听到有人在我背后唱歌。the last straw“最让人受不了的事”,做主语,置句首单词首字母大写。故填The last straw

4

考查动词短语。句意:一些广告是由图片或者专家的话组成的。consist of“由……组成”,没有被动式,主语是复数。故填consist of

5

考查动词短语。句意:我朋友的祖父坚持陪同我去车站为我送行。see sb. off“为某人送行”,to是不定式符号,接动词原形。故填see me off

6

考查固定短语和状语从句。句意:我不介意你去哪里,只要你在半夜前回来。as long as“只要”,引导条件状语从句。故填as long as

7

考查固定短语和状语从句。句意:你应该带着雨衣以防下雨。in case“以防;万一”,引导目的状语从句,根据句意。故填in case

8

考查固定短语。句意:坦率地说,过去的四年苦的工作是值得的!frankly speaking“坦率地说”,是固定短语,置句首单词首字母大写。故填Frankly speaking

9

考查固定短语。句意:多亏他的朋友,我的演讲非常成功,每个人都为我欢呼。thanks to“多亏”是固定短语,置句首单词首字母大写。故填Thanks to

10

考查固定短语。句意:在去飞机场的路上,他们听了这个报告。on the way to…“去……的路上”,是固定短语,置句首单词首字母大写。故填On the way to

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