Timmy: Oh, you’re finally here. 1. are you so late?Susan: My car broke down halfway.Timmy: Bad luck! But in that case you should give me a 2. .Susan: I’m sorry. I tried to call you, but your phone s 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Timmy: Oh, you’re finally here.__ 1.___ are you so late?

Susan: My car broke down halfway.

Timmy: Bad luck! But in that case you should give me a_2.__.

Susan: I’m sorry. I tried to call you, but your phone seemed 3.__ (be) disconnected.

Timmy: My phone?

Susan: Yes. An automatic message said your phone was not in service.

Timmy: Really? I have no idea. Let me check. Oh, yes, it is__4.__ (die).

Susan: So I__5.__ get through.

Timmy: But this is terrible. I’m waiting for 6.___ important call

Susan: About what?

Timmy: Our school will have a football match against No.3 Middle School. Our captain Peter is supposed_7.__ (call) me to inform me of the starting time.

Susan: Well, why not _8.___(use) my mobile phone to call Peter?

Timmy: Good idea !

(Susan gives Timmy her mobile phone. )

Timmy: Oh, your mobile phone is so new. When did you buy9.___?

Susan: It is a birthday present from my sister. 10.____ I like it very much.

Timmy: Oh! How I wish could have a sister like yours!

1._Why___

2.____call__

3._to be____

4._dead___

5._couldn,t__

6.__an___

7.___to call____

8.__use___

9.___it__

10.___And___

【解析】

试题分析：

2. sorry. I tried to call you可知这里意思是你应该给我打个电话。所以填call。

3. to be是固定用法，意思是看起来好像。

4.】Be动词后用形容词作表语。

5.】表示发生在过去的事情，故用一般过去时。

6.】泛指“一个重要的电话”，且important的首字母发音是元音，所以用不定冠词an。

7.】be supposed to do是固定用法，意思是应该。

8.】why not后用动词原形。

9.】指代前文的mobile phone，所以填it。

10.】句意：这是我姐姐给我的生日礼物，并且我非常喜欢，所以填And。

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