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16．Can you change thespelling （spell） of the word into the correct one？

分析 你能把这个词的拼写变成正确的吗？

解答 答案spelling．考查名词．空格前的the为冠词，冠词必须修饰名词．spell为动词，意为"拼写"，其名词形式为spelling．the spelling of…的拼写．

点评 考查单词填空的题，瞻前顾后找关键词，纯空格题考虑代词、冠词、介词、连词．

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