连词成句 (1)ordered, he, I, was not be, admitted, that (2)must, you, the task, to be, admit, hard (3)he, told a lie, admitted, having 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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连词成句

(1)ordered, he, I, was not be, admitted, that

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(2)must, you, the task, to be, admit, hard

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(3)he, told a lie, admitted, having

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答案：
解析：

　　(1)I ordered that he not be admitted．

　　(2)You must admit the task to be hard．

　　(3)He admitted having told a lie．

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