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9.Our car broke down suddenly and the heavy rain________ our helplessness.(  )
A.added toB.led toC.turned outD.made up

分析 我们的车突然抛锚了,而且大雨增加了我们的无助.

解答 答案:A
A.added to增加,加强;  B.led to导致;  C.turned out结果是;制造;  D.made up 化妆;补足;编造;根据句意可知,本句的言外之意应是:汽车突然抛锚,已经使得我们感到措手不及,再加上又是在下大雨的天气里;故此处应表示大雨增加了我们的无助;故选A

点评 本题考查了动词短语add  to的用法.做本题时,主要应根据句意提示进行逻辑推理,然后选出与其意义相符的动词短语.本题的难点在于对各动词短语意思的把握上,因此平时应注意增加词汇量以及短语的积累,并学会运用,而且应牢固记忆.

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