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12．I read this story the other day and I liked it very much．Now I'd like to share it （61）withyou．
A man （62）suddenly（sudden） felt very terrible one day and was taken to hospital．After he received some examinations，he was told he was badly ill and wouldn't live longer than one year．Hearing that，the man became depressed．He was so worried about himself（63）that he wanted to do nothing．It lasted for about a month．Then one day，he decided to make a change and do something that he had dreamed of （64）doing（do）----to travel around the world．The doctors were （65）shocked（shock） when they learned about it．They told the man that he（66）might（may） die on the way，but the man insisted on doing it．So he began his journey around the world．
He made friends with those he （67）met（meet） on ships or planes．He enjoyed good food and visited beautiful places．He was in a happy mood every day and even totally forgot his （68）illness（ill）．
He was still alive one year later．When he returned to his home country，he was happy and （69）healthy （health）．
When something bad happens to us，we shouldn't be anxious．Instead，we should overcome our anxiety．Things will not be as bad （70）aswe expect them to be．

分析 本文作者通过讲述一个自己非常喜欢的故事，旨在说明当我们遇到不好的事情的时候，我们应该克服焦虑情绪，积极的去应对，其实有时事情并不像我们所想的那样糟糕．

解答 答案：
61．with   考查固定搭配      share sth with sb 与（某人）分享（某物）；故用with．
62．suddenly    考查副词     此处用来修饰动词felt，故用副词suddenly． 
63．that     考查固定句型     so…that…意为：如此/这么…以致于…，用来引导结果状语从句；本句的意思是：他是如此地担心自己，以至于他什么也不想做；故用that．
64．doing  考查动名词     此处用在介词of之后作宾语，故用动名词doing．
65．shocked     考查过去分词    此处在句中作表语，说明的是主语The doctors （指人）的状态，故用由过去分词转化来的形容词shocked．
66．might     考查时态    此处用在that引导的宾语从句中，根据主句使用了一般过去时可知，此处应使用表示过去的某种时态，故用might．
67．met      考查时态     此处指的是故事里发生的事情，应使用一般过去时；故用met．
68．illness     考查名词    此处用在形容词性的物主代词his之后，作动词forgot的宾语；故用名词illness．
69．healthy     考查形容词    此处与形容词happy一起在句中作并列表语，故用healthy．
70．as    考查固定搭配     not as/so…as…意为：与…不一样；本句的意思是：事情不像我们所期望的那样糟糕；故用as．

点评 本题主要考查了各种语法在短文中的具体运用．做本题时，需要在正确理解短文的前提下，逐句分析句意以及所考查到的语法现象；因此在平时的学习中，应熟练掌握各种语法知识，其中包括词法，句法，各种时态语态以及虚拟语气等．

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