题目内容

Different people may bid for different thingsAs for me, I want dream, friendship and ? 1.?? admission notice to a famous university most

??? Dreams would be on the top of my listOnly by pursuing our dreams?? 2.?? we enjoy a meaningful and fulfilled lifeMoney can buy a cozy life, ?? 3.?? without dreams, even a millionaire would find his life boring

??? A person without friends can? 4.? be happyOur life is full of joys and sorrows? 5.? we need people to share withFaced with difficulties, we need friends to give ? 6.?? comfort and helpJust as a saying goes"A friend in need is a friend indeed"Friendship can help us? 7.? ups and downs of life, so friendship would be in my list as well

After working hard for so many yearsI deserve to go to a good university, ? 8.?? being admitted to a famous university can help me live up to my parents' expectations and bring me a bright future

 

【答案】

1.an

2.can

3.but

4.never/not

5.which

6.us

7.through

8.because

【解析】

试题分析:作者介绍自己最想要的东西是梦想,友谊和一份名校的录取通知书。解释这些东西对于他的意义。

1.我想要梦想,友谊和一份名校的录取通知书。填不定冠词:an

2.只有追求梦想我们才能享受有意义的完整的人生。使用倒装句,can提到主要前面

3.钱能够买到舒适的生活,但是没有梦想,百万富翁都会觉得生活枯燥。表示转折用but

4.一个没有友谊的人永远不会快乐。否定词;never/not

5.我们的生活充满快乐和悲伤,这是需要人来分享的,这里用which引导定语从句

6.我们需要朋友给我们安慰和帮助,用人称代词宾格:us

7.友谊可以帮助我们经历人生的起起伏伏:介词通过”through

8.我应该上个好大学,因为被名校录取可以帮助我达到父母的期望,带给我光明的未来。表示因果关系用because

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