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11．不可否认，最近除西藏以外空气污染是一个严重的问题．（deny）There is no denying that air pollution has been a serious problem except for Tibet recently．

分析 There is no denying that air pollution has been a serious problem except for Tibet recently．

解答 答案：There is no denying that air pollution has been a serious problem except for Tibet recently．
题干给的提示单词deny否认，句意表达的否认的内容，可以用there is no denying that+具体内容构成同位语从句来表示；不可否认there is no denying that…；除…以外except for；空气污染air pollution；严重问题a serious problem；句意表达的是客观事实，主句要用一般现在时态；从句表达的是已经造成的结果，用现在完成时态最好．

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