1.曾有一段时间.他不愿意去上学 was a time he hated to go to school2.即使明天下雨.我们也要出发. it rains tomorrow, we will still start out.3.你的学习进行的如何? How are you with your studies?4.这些额外的工人不再需要了. The extra work 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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1.曾有一段时间，他不愿意去上学 _________was a time________ he hated to go to school

2.即使明天下雨，我们也要出发。 _________ _________ it rains tomorrow, we will still start out.

3.你的学习进行的如何？ How are you ________ _________ with your studies?

4.这些额外的工人不再需要了。 The extra workers won't be needed ..

5.Anny必须藏起以躲避纳粹追捕。

Anny had to hide in order _________ __________ _________ caught by Nazi.

1.There, when

2.even if

3.are, getting along.

4.any longer

5.in order not to be

【解析】

试题分析：

1.There, when 首先本句是一个存在有的结构There be…；同时句中有一个短语从句，先行词是a time，后面定语从句句子结构很完整，所以使用关系副词when做状语引导这个定语从句。

2.even if 本句是一个even if引导的让步状语从句，even if相当于even though尽管。

3.are, getting along. 本句考察固定短语get along with….相处，进展；本句使用进行时对现在的情况进行说明。

4.any longer 本句考察的是固定搭配not any longer不再…；表示程度上不再。

5.in order not to be 本句中in order to do sth表示目的；否定词就是在不定式符号前面直接加not。

考点：考察完成句子

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