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17.只要你招招手,马上就会有出租车开过来.(祈使句)Simply raise your hand,and a taxi appears in no time.

分析 只要你招招手,马上就会有出租车开过来.

解答 答案是Simply raise your hand,and a taxi appears in no time.考查祈使句.祈使句的构成是:动词原形+其他,+and句型."招招手"用raise your hand表示,"开过来"也就是"出现",用动词appear表示.故答案是Simply raise your hand,and a taxi appears in no time.

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