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18．The first time I travelled to Japan，Iwas impressed by the Japanese quality．（impress）

分析 我第一次去日本时，日本人的品质给我留下深刻的印象．

解答 答案是was impressed．本题考查动词的形式；impress为及物动词，常常构成短语sb．be impressed with/by表示"…给某人留下深刻的印象"；根据语境和结构可知，日本人的品质"给我留下深刻的印象"，所以用短语be impressed by；题干中时间状语从句的时态为过去时，所以be动词选用was．

点评 本题是要求用所给动词的适当形式填空，解题时首先考虑句中需要的是谓语动词还是非谓语动词；其次，如果是谓语动词关注时态、语态和数的变化；如果是非谓语动词要联系非谓语的基本用法判断非谓语的形式．

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