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【题目】阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。

Have you ever thought about having meals at a restaurant in the sky? That’s 【1】 became true in Kunming, Yunnan province. The open air restaurant, 2 is lifted 30 meters high off ground by crane, surprised many people 3 it appeared Wednesday, 4 (attract)many foodies to try it out.

The dining area has 10 fixed seats 5 (equip) with safety belts. It can 6 (accommodation) eight customers, along with a chef and a waitress to serve them. A meal for 2 hours will cost 8,888 yuan per customer. So far 32 seats 7 (book)for the four days between Thursday and Sunday.

Seeing the scene, someone yelled, “They’re taking risks! They are dinging 8 the possible cost of lives.” But a male customer, after enjoying his dinner in the air, said 9 (exciting), “It’s cool and I can have 【10 bird’s eye view of Dianchi Lake!”

【答案】

【1】what

【2】which

【3】when/after/as

【4】attracting

【5】equipped

【6】accommodate

【7】have been booked

【8】at

【9】excitedly

【10】a

【解析】

【1】what 考查从句连接词。此处表语从句缺主语,表示“......的事”,故填what。

【2】which 考査定语从句。此处为非限制性定语从句缺主语且指代先行词the open air restaurant,故填关系代词which。

【3】when/after/as 考査时间状语从句。此处句意为1......时”或者、在......之后”,可填when/after as。

【4】attracting 考査非谓语。此处为现在分词作伴随状语,故填attracting。

【5】equipped 考査非谓语。此处为过去分词作后置定语修饰名词、fixed seats”,故填equipped。

【6】accommodate 考査词类转换。此处需要动词和can—起充当谓语,故填accommodate。

【7】have been booked考査时态。由so far可知,此处应用现在完成时的被动语态,故填have been booked。

【8】at 考査介词。“at the cost of...”以 为代价故填at。

【9】excitedly 考查副词。此处应用形容人的副词修饰动词said,故填excitedly。

【10】a 考査冠词。“have a bird's eye view of.. 为固定搭配,意为“鸟瞰……”,故填a。

【名师点拨】

现在完成时态

现在完成时由“have/has+过去分词”构成,主要有两个含义:①表示过去发生的动作对现在造成的影响和结果,常用的时间状语有many times,just,yet,ever,never,just,already,so far, by now,in the last/past few years,lately,recently等。

I have already watched the TV play. 我已经看过这部电视剧了。(现在我对它不感兴趣了)

——Have you found your lost pen yet?——No, I haven’t found it yet.(我很着急)

②表示动作或者状态在过去已经开始,持续到现在,也许还将持续下去。用于延续性动词,常常与so far、for或者since短语连用。since + 时间点 /从句,for + 时间段,如for two months等。

特别注意:如果主语和谓语动词之间是被动关系,则用现在完成时态的被动语态。

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