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【题目】第一节 句子考查（共8小题，1-4每小题2分，5-8每小题3分，满分20分）

【1】They told us that this boy _______ _______ _______ ________ (对…..有天赋) languages and persuasion.

【2】 I realized it was not easy for her _________ ________ ________ __________ (谋生) as a waitress in the restaurant.

【3】 Obviously, he had been waiting for you for a long time. （同义改写）

_______ _______ ________ ________ he had been waiting for you for a long time.

【4】This book is the most interesting in the library. （同义改写)

This book is _________ interesting _________ ________ ________ book in the library.

【5】Do you know _____________________________________(Tom 将什么时候去纽约)?

【6】 We found out the truth when he returned. (用倒装句改写句子)

Only ____________________________________________________________________

【7】The village has developed a lot. We learned farming there two years ago. (合并成含有定语从句的复合句)

_________________________________________________________________________

【8】他不被允许参加任何学校的活动。(permit)

_________________________________________________________________________

【答案】

【1】had a gift for

【2】to earn/ make her living

【3】It was obvious that

【4】more, than any other

【5】when Tom will go to New York

【6】Only when he returned did we find out the truth.

【7】The village where we learned farming two years ago has developed a lot.

【8】He was not permitted to take part in any school activities

【解析】

试题分析：

【1】had a gift for 考查固定短语have a gift for对。。有天赋；

【2】to earn/ make her living 考查非谓语动词。It做形式主语，真正的主语是后面的不定式；

【3】It was obvious that 考查固定句型。It is obvious that很显然。。

【4】more, than any other 考查形容词的比较级。Be more +多音节形容词 than..

【5】when Tom will go to New York 考查宾语从句。When引导know的宾语从句，用正常的语序；

【6】Only when he returned did we find out the truth. 考查倒装。Only +状语+部分倒装。

【7】The village where we learned farming two years ago has developed a lot. 考查定语从句。Where引导the village的定语从句，缺少状语，故用where来引导；

【8】He was not permitted to take part in any school activities 考查被语态。Be permitted to do被允许做某事；

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