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Last Saturday, mom and I went to buy a down jacket for my grandpa. When we got to a big store, we saw down jackets of vary colours and styles. There were so many of them that it spent us quite a while to decide which one to buy. Finally, under the help of the shop assistant, he selected a black thick jacket for grandpa. Immediately, we returned back home to show it to my grandpa. Seeing it, he was very happy and couldn’t wait to put on. But we were annoying to find something was wrong with the zipper. Hurriedly, I took it back to the store and explained to the shop assistant the problem. To my satisfaction, she is very kind and helped me choose another one patiently. Stand in front of the mirror, my grandpa looked at himself in the new coat, smiling contently. What delighted I was!

【小题1】vary—various
【小题2】spent—took
【小题3】under—with
【小题4】he—we
【小题5】it we—去掉we
【小题6】put ∧on—it
【小题7】annoying—annoyed
【小题8】is—was
【小题9】Stand—Standing
【小题10】What—How

解析试题分析：【小题1】我们看见了各种各样的羽绒服，various 各种各样的，vary—various
【小题2】花费了我们很长的时间来决定买哪一种，spent—took，it took sb some time to do sth固定句型
【小题3】在商店服务员的帮助下，under—with
【小题4】前文讲到我们在买羽绒服，故he—we
【小题5】我们回到家将其给我的爷爷看，show sth to sb ,it we—去掉we
【小题6】她迫不及待的穿上去了，put ∧on—it
【小题7】但是我们很生气的发现，拉链有问题，指人是应ed形式的形容词，annoying—annoyed
【小题8】令我们满意的是，她是非常好的，动作发生在过去用一般过去时，is—was
【小题9】站在镜子的前面，爷爷穿着新的外套看着自己，stand的逻辑主语是grandpa,逻辑上是主谓关系，故用Stand—Standing
【小题10】我是多么的高兴啊，how后接形容词，故What—How
考点：考查学生对词汇语法掌握情况。
点评：本题考查代词词，及物动词，非谓语动词,感叹句等，平时注重多积累，答题时结合句意和语法进行分析，答完后通读，是否通顺，符合逻辑。

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