题目内容

根据句意，用所给单词的适当形式填空。

1.The girl is (slim) than any other girl in her class.

2.Our house is a little larger than ______ (they) and it has more furniture in it.

3.If you still do your homework _________(care), you will lose the exam again.

4.The ________ (lose) of the lovely dog made the old woman cry for a whole afternoon.

5.It’s two_________________(hour) coach ride from here.

 

1.slimmer

2.theirs

3.carelessly

4.loss

5.hours’

【解析】

试题分析

1.在她的班级这个女孩比其他的女孩更加苗条。体现为比较级than，因此用slim的比较级形式，双写尾字母加er.故填：slimmer

2.我们的房子是更大一点比他们的房子，并且它有更多的家具在里面。前面提到房子，后面的省略，因此用名词性物主代词来表示theirs等于their house.故填：theirs

3.如果你依然不认真做作业，你将会再次在考试中失败。本句为if引导的条件状语从句，体现为主将从现的原则，从句中认真修饰动词做，因此用其副词形式。故填：carelessly

4.这只可爱的狗遗失了使这们老妇人哭了一下午。分析句意中体现应用其名词形式。故填：loss

5.从这起是两个小时的长途车程。表示两个小时的车程，因此为名词的所有格的形式，两小时为复数，先变为复数再体现所有格。故填：hours’

考点：单词拼写。

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