题目内容
19．I had no idea how to deal withloneliness（孤独）when I just began to study abroad．分析 当我在国外求学时我不知道该如何面对孤独．
解答 答案：loneliness．
分析句子可知deal with后面缺少宾语，由汉语提示可知本句考查名词，故答案为loneliness．
点评 注意辨别loneliness的形容词lonely（孤独，寂寞，有感情色彩）和alone（独自的，单独的，中性词，无感情色彩）．
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