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完成句子 按所给的汉语，用英语完成下列句子，并将答案写在答题卡标有题号的横线上。 （本大题共 9 分，每小题 1.5 分）

1.请问你的电脑已感染病毒多久了？

Could you tell me _____________________________________________?

2.他的成绩已经远远超出我的想象。

His my imagination.

3.《舌尖上的中国》给电视观众们提供了一个近距离观察各种风味菜肴的机会。

China On The Tough Tip provides the viewers __________________ dishes of different tastes.

4. 这些老照片常常使我想起30年前江阴的样子。

The old photos often ________________________________________________30 years ago.

5.你知道那部《Need for Speed》是以3D的形式拍摄的吗？

Do you know whether the film Need for Speed _____________________________ 3D?

6.工作时知道如何和别人相处是很重要的。

It is important to know ________________________________when you are at work.

 

1.how long your computer has had a virus

2.achievement has gone far beyond

3.with a chance to take a close look at

4.remind me o f what Jiangyin was like

5.is/was filmed in form of

6.how to get along/on with others

【解析】

试题分析：

1.请问你的电脑已感染病毒多久了？Could you tell me后加宾语从句，故答案是how long your computer has had a virus

2.他的成绩已经远远超出我的想象，故填achievement has gone far beyond

3.《舌尖上的中国》给电视观众们提供了一个近距离观察各种风味菜肴的机会。根据词组provide sb. with sth.故填with a chance to take a close look at

4.这些老照片常常使我想起30年前江阴的样子,使……想起remind …of …故填remind me o f what Jiangyin was like。

5..你知道那部《Need for Speed》是以3D的形式拍摄的吗?故填is/was filmed in form of6.工作时知道如何和别人相处是很重要的.与…相处，get along with …故填how to get along/on with others。

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