Glancing his shoulder.Eric could see the dog was running after him．( )A．overB．acrossC．throughD．onto 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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2．Glancing _____ his shoulder，Eric could see the dog was running after him．（　　）

A．

over

B．

across

C．

through

D．

onto

分析艾利克朝身后看了一下，看见一只狗正在追赶他．

解答答案：A 本题考查的介词搭配．glance over浏览，看，是一个常用的短语，在本题中表示是，扭过头来看，朝身后看的意思．across横跨；through从中间穿过；onto到什么上．故选A．

点评介词在英语中起到穿针引线的作用，英语介词的一个特点是一词多义，并且介词间语义交叉现象很多，习惯用法也很多，有时很难从词义上区分开来．故学习中要注意不断总结，结合语境结合基本词义多记一些介词的习惯用法和固定搭配．

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