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13.Canada is the only country that ___ an entire continent in the world,facing the Atlantic ___ the east.( )A. | makes up; on | B. | covers; on | C. | takes up; to | D. | do up; in |
分析 加拿大是世界上唯一一个覆盖整个大陆的国家,东临大西洋.
解答 B 考查动词固定短语.第一空考察词组:make up组成,cover占据,take up占据,do up系,扣.从意思看可以选B、C,第二空考查介词表示方位的用法,加拿大东面和大西洋是相邻的,填on,所以答案是B.
点评 所谓固定结构和固定搭配是指英语中一些不能随意更改的习惯表达.如固定短语中的词不能缺,固定搭配要前后一致等,对于涉及英语固定短语,固定结构的题目,只能是靠着平时的准确积累和记忆来做对题目.
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