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17．One activity that I would like do in the future is fishing．I know it's certain going to be a amazing experience．I can see a huge lake surrounded by big mountains．I would have my own boat and travel on the lake．Until fishing，I will enjoy the delightful sound of bird singing around me and the sunlight reflected on the smooth water．The fish can be seen clearly in the water．I will catch a few in the fish just to feel their skin and then I will free it．When the beautiful orange color of the sunset cover the sky，it's the time to go back home．I am looking forward to having these moments．

分析 本文介绍作者自己喜爱的钓鱼活动．
在未来我最想要做的是钓鱼．坐在大山旁边的湖波上的小船上，我喜欢周围鸟儿的欢快叫声，湖水里可以看见鱼儿在游，捉到鱼以后我还会放掉它们，当日落时，我就会回家．

解答 One activity that I would like∧do in the future is fishing．I know it'scertaingoing to be aamazing experience．I can see a huge lake surrounded by big mountains．I would have my own boat and travel on the lake．Untilfishing，I will enjoy the delightful sound ofbirdsinging around me and the sunlight reflected on the smooth water．The fish can be seen clearly in the water．I will catch a few in the fish just to feel their skin and then I will free it．When the beautiful orange color of the sunset cover the sky，it's the time to go back home．I am looking forward to having these moments．
解析：
1．would like 后加to．考查固定句式．would like to do表示"想要做某事"．
2．certain-certainly．考查副词的句法功能．修饰动词going 用副词certainly．
3．a-an．考查冠词．修饰以元音开头的amazing用an．
4．would-will．考查时态．根据上文it's certain going to be 和下文I will enjoy the delightful 可知本句用一般将来时，所以用助动词will．
5．until-while/when．考查连词．本句表示钓鱼时，我喜欢周围鸟儿的欢快叫声，而until表示"直到"，所以改为while/when表示"当…时"．
6．bird-birds．考查名词复数．bird是可数名词，本句表示"我喜欢周围鸟儿的欢快叫声"，所以肯定不是一只鸟，所以用复数birds．
7．in-of．考查介词．本句表示"我捉了这里面的几条鱼"，所以可知应该用of the fish表示"属于这些鱼里的几个"．
8．it-them．考查代词．和上文的a few 呼应用them代指那几条鱼．
9．cover-covers．考查主谓一致关系．根据主语the beautiful orange color of the sunset 可知谓语动词用第三人称单数，所以用covers．   
10．去掉the．考查冠词．固定句式it's  time to do表示"该做某事了"．

点评 考查短文改错．
一致关系是短文改错的常见考点，例如代词的一致，主谓关系一致；名词单复数的一致；时态一致等等，例如本题的8．it-them．考查代词．和上文的a few 呼应用them代指那几条鱼；9．cover-covers．考查主谓一致关系．根据主语the beautiful orange color of the sunset 可知谓语动词用第三人称单数，所以用covers．

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