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face to face set down join in get along well with on purpose come up

such as at present a series of add up to even if add up no longer

 

1.Karl Max could speak a few foreign languages, __________ Russian and English.

2.You should __________ the language points on the blackboard. They are useful.

3.You can find ___________ English reading materials in the school library.

4.I think the windows were broken ___________ by someone.

5.We’ve chatted online for some time but we have never met ____________.

6.I am very friendly to everyone and _____________ my classmates.

7.___________ more and more people can speak English all over the world.

8.All his schooling ___________ no more than 3months.

9.You must ask for leave first ________ you have something very important.

10.More than 30 students in our class will_________ the discussion.

 

1.such as

2.set down

3.a series of

4.on purpose

5.face to face

6.get along well with

7.At present

8.added up to

9.even if

10.join in

【解析】

试题分析:题目主要考查学生根据句子意思选择正确的短语把句子补充完整。平时应该注重短语的积累。

1.Max会说几种外语,例如俄语和英语。前后是所属关系,故填such as。

2.set down。

3.a series of。

4.on purpose。

5.face to face。

6.get along well with sb与某人和谐相处,故填get along well with。

7.At present。

8.added up to。

9.even if。

10.join in。

考点:考查固定短语

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