[题目][1]我昨天收到了纽约的姐姐的来信.I my sister in New York yesterday.[2]患难之交才是真朋友.A friend is a friend indeed.[3]I’m sure that you will p the basketball match.[4]Our leader called on everyone to (捐赠) money t 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】

【1】我昨天收到了纽约的姐姐的来信。

I ________ _________ my sister in New York yesterday.

【2】患难之交才是真朋友。

A friend ________ ________ is a friend indeed.

【3】I’m sure that you will p_________ __________（参加）the basketball match.

【4】Our leader called on everyone to ___________ (捐赠) money to the victims in the earthquake-hit area.

【5】Gone are the days when HongKong was ____________ (统治) by Britain.

【6】The students from Senior 3 ____________ (占用) most of the seats in the library.

【7】They had enough money to live in ____________ (舒服) in their old age.

【答案】

【1】heard from

【2】in need

【3】participate in

【4】donate

【5】governed/ ruled

【6】occupy/occupied

【7】comfort

【解析】根据所给汉语或首字母完成句子。

【1】hear from收到某人的来信，根据句意可知用一般过去时态，故答案为(1). heard (2). from

【2】in need需要，根据句意可知答案为in need。

【3】participate in参加---，will后面用动词原形，故答案为(1). participate (2). in

【4】我们领导号召每个人给地震灾区的受害者捐钱。根据句意可知答案为donate。

【5】香港被英国人统治的时代已经过去。用一般过去时态的被动语态，可知答案为governed/ ruled。

【6】来自高三的学生占据了图书馆大部分的座位。可知答案为occupy/occupied。

【7】他们有足够的钱舒适地度过晚年。in comfort舒适地。可知答案为comfort。

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