Into the complete silence of the waiting classcame the teacher's sweet voice. Good morning.children．在全班同学静静的等待中传来了老师甜甜的嗓音: 孩子们.早上好．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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2．Into the complete silence of the waiting classcame the teacher's sweet voice，"Good morning，children．"（come）
在全班同学静静的等待中传来了老师甜甜的嗓音："孩子们，早上好"．

分析当表示方位的介词into/out/up等位于句首时，句子要完全倒装．即：主语和谓语交换位置．由句意可知，应该用一般过去时．

解答 came the teacher's sweet voice

点评掌握完全倒装的几条做题原则，就不难做出此题．

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