参与本次工业展览会的观众无不对一家参展商所推广的家庭自动报警系统赞不绝口．(who)Audience who attended the industrial exhibition all sang the praises of the family automatic alarm system promoted by one exhibitor．．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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7．参与本次工业展览会的观众无不对一家参展商所推广的家庭自动报警系统赞不绝口．（who）Audience who attended the industrial exhibition all sang the praises of the family automatic alarm system promoted by one exhibitor．．

分析 Audience who attended the industrial exhibition all sang the praises of the family automatic alarm system promoted by one exhibitor．

解答 Audience who attended the industrial exhibition all sang the praises of the family automatic alarm system promoted by one exhibitor．
本句为观众对展览会上参展项目的评价，所以用一般过去时．
本句可以运用一个定语从句来修饰主语audience，后面还可以运用过去分词短语作the family automatic alarm system的后置定语．
sing the praises of极力称赞．

点评本句中的主语audience后面也可以运用现在分词短语作后置定语，后面的the family automatic alarm system由定语从句来修饰，如：Audience attending the industrial exhibition all sang the praises of the family automatic alarm system which were promoted by one exhibitor．

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