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13．After hearing the news，she couldn't help run tears from her eyes．run改为running．

分析 听到这个消息后，她禁不住泪流满面．

解答 答案：run改成running
根据couldn't help用法可知，后面接动名词形式，couldn't help doing sth意思是"禁不住做某事"，因此把run 改为running．

点评 本题考查动名词做宾语以及固定搭配．动名词是高考常考内容，要求考生对所学非谓语动词熟练掌握，做题时结合语法及语境做出正确的判断．

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