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Dear residents，
It is everyone's duty to work hard to build an energy-saving society．_____________
                                                                           _
                                                         Neighborhood Associations．

分析 （高分句型一）It is time that we did something to avoid unnecessary waste．
该句使用了It is time that 句型意思是该做某事的时候到了…要注意在从句中动词用did．
（高分句型二）make sure that all the lights and other electric facilities are turned off when we leave our home．
该句使用make sure that这个祈使句，加强语气；when引导一个时间状语从句；
衔接次使用情况：Firstly；Secondly；Thirdly，What's more；However；In a word．

解答 Dear residents，
    It is everybody's duty to work hard to build an energy-saving society．（转折，引起注意）However，not everybody has realized the importance of it．（高分句型一）It is time that we did something to avoid unnecessary waste．（列举1）Firstly，try to walk or take the bus once a week or a month instead of driving every day．（列举2）Secondly，use plastic bags as little as we can．（列举3）Thirdly，try to form the habit of turning off the light immediately after using it．（表示递进）What's more，（高分句型二）make sure that all the lights and other electric facilities are turned off when we leave our home．
    In a word，everybody should have the awareness of reducing waste and learn to save energy in daily life．

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48．A．toB．alsoC．thanD．above
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