题目内容

9．Thehousework （家务活）is shared among the family members．

分析 家庭成员都要分摊家务活．

解答 答案：housework；
家务活：housework；句意表达的是抽象的家务活，用原形即可．

点评 翻译题在解题是首先要确定好句子的时态，然后要把握好短语表达，最后要注意句子结构．

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