We are amazing to see pictures of the Amber Room．amazing改为amazed．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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13．We are amazing to see pictures of the Amber Room．amazing改为amazed．

分析看到琥珀屋的照片我们很惊讶．

解答答案：amazing改为amazed
表示人感到惊讶，要使用amazed，此处be amazed to do表示惊讶做某事．V-ing的形容词通常用来修饰物．

点评考生须掌握amazed和amazing之间的区别．

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