题目内容

【题目】

【1】_______ (穿着)beautiful costumes, they put on a wonderful performance on that day. (dress)

2It __________(听起来好像)there is a knock at the door. (as)

3He __________(陷入了沉思)and didn’t notice I came in. (thought)

4Why did you__________ there?(让客人在等) (leave)

5The tax only has an effect on people with incomes of over $200,000,________________,(换句话说)the very rich. (words)

【答案】

【1】Dressed in

【2】sounds as if/though

【3】 was deep in thought

【4】leave the guests waiting

【5】 in other words

【解析】

试题分析:

【1】Dressed in 形容词短语be dressed in...穿着....;本句中dressed in beautiful costumes对句子主语they修饰说明。

【2】sounds as if/though 考查固定句式:sound as if/though....听起来似乎...;连词as if/though在句中引导表语从句。

【3】 was deep in thought 形容词短语be deep in thought陷入沉思,在句中该短语和didn’t notice....构成并列谓语。

【4】leave the guests waiting 考查宾语补足语。本句中动词leave意为“使....处于某种状态”,现在分词短语waiting在句中充当宾语补足语,对the guests 进行补充说明。

【5】in other words 介词短语in other words换句话说,在句中通常引起同位语。句意:这项税收只对收入超过20万的人偶影响,换句话说,对富人有影响。

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