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11.Young people should alwaystreat (对待) the elders with respect.

分析 年轻人应该总是用尊敬的态度对待老人.

解答 答案:treat  句中用了情态动词should,有建议、要求之意.由于情态动词should之后用动词原形,故填treat.

点评 考查情态动词,注意时态即可.

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C. It was intended for children.

D. It invites Macro Polo to read it.

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