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13．I am always admiringthe man in blue for his devotion to the tiring job．

分析 我一直很钦佩那个穿蓝衣服的男人，为他对累人的工作的奉献而钦佩他．

解答 admiring    admire是一个动词，意为"钦佩，赞赏"，从后面 for his devotion to the tiring job（因为他对工作的奉献）可知，我是钦佩（admire）他的，又因为前面有am，因此这里不能填动词原形，只能填现在分词admiring与前面的am构成现在进行时．

点评 考查动词的词义，在熟记单词词义的基础上还要联系语境，从而写出正确答案，写动词时还要注意其人称、时态和语态的变化．

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