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【题目】选词填空

take up suffer from at the moment be filled with as well as

【1He is ______________ the loss of his best friend.

【2Please hand me the glass that ___________ milk..

【3I’m terribly sorry I’ve ___________ too much of your time.

【4Mr. Jones is not in the office ___________. He has gone on a business trip.

【5You cannot expect her to do the housework _________look after the children

【答案】

【1suffering from

【2is filled with

【3taken up

【4at the moment

【5as well as

【解析】

【1suffering from;句意:他正遭受着失去最好的朋友的折磨。句中的标志性词loss,可以联想到suffer(from)后常接的loss、disease等。根据is用现在进行时。

【2is filled with;句意:请给我那个装满牛奶的杯子。根据句意,用短语be filled with,装满。

【3taken up;句意:我非常抱歉占用了你太多的时间。take up 占用、从事、接受。

【4at the moment;句意:Mr. Jones现在不在办公室,他已经出差了。句子不缺成分,而且根据句意判断是时间状语,注意at the moment相当于时间副词now或短语right now,常用来说明目前的状态及正在发生的动作。

【5as well as;expect sb to do sth 期待某人做某事.这里as well as 相当于and 的作用,连接do homework 和look after 两个动作。

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