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15．There is alive （现场直播）concert．

分析 有一场现场直播的音乐会．

解答 81．live，考查形容词的用法，此处live作为形容词，充当定语修饰名词concert，注意live作为动词是"居住，生存"，作为形容词是"活着的，生动的，现场直播"的意思．

点评 考查形容词的用法，在平时的学习中，应注意词汇的积累．

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