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11．He didn't look forward to being in debts because his restaurant was no longer popular．

分析 他不希望负债，因为他的餐馆已经不受欢迎了．

解答 答案：debts-debt
本题考查固定短语be in debt意思是欠债，负债．in后面加单数名词形式表示处于某种状态．

点评 考生需掌握一些固定短语并结合具体语境灵活使用．

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