Are you driving to the airport,sir?I’d appreciate if you could give me a lift. A.that B.you C.this D.it 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Are you driving to the airport,sir?I’d appreciate　　 if you could give me a lift.

A.that　　　　　　　　 B.you　　　　　　　 C.this　　　　　　 D.it

句意为：先生，你是开车去机场的吗？如果你能载我一程，我将非常感激。根据语意可知，it为形式宾语，代替真正的宾语if you could give me a lift。

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D．Without marriage, one woman had better not raise kids．

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【小题7】A and           B or         C but         D so
【小题8】A dark         B old       C sad        D important
【小题9】A If            B Until        C Though      D Before
【小题10】A for           B in          C without       D about

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