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【题目】单词拼写

【1】This shop sells all kinds of ________(夹克衫). Let’s go inside and have a look.

【2】With the fast development of science, our life has _________(改变) a lot in the last 15 years

【3】He was ________(惊讶的) to see his pet dog as he thought it was missing.

【4】You can send him a concert _________(票) as a birthday present.

【5】The old man looked for his key in his pocket, his bag and finally in his ________(钱包).

【6】You have done something ________(错误的). You must say sorry to him.

【7】What a ________(惊讶)! We haven’t seen each other for a long time.

【8】My _________(年长的) brother is like my father, he is always by my side when I need help.

【答案】

【1】jackets

【2】changed

【3】surprised

【4】ticket

【5】purse/ wallet

【6】wrong

【7】surprise

【8】elder

【解析】

【1】句意：这家商店出售各种夹克。我们进去看看。

jacket夹克衫，可数名词。“all kinds of”可种各样的，其后接可数名词复数。故答案为jackets。

【2】句意：随着科学的飞速发展，我们的生活在过去的15年里发生了很大的变化。

chang改变，动词。根据语意可知，此句时态为现在完成时：has/have+done，所以此处应用动词的过去分词形式。故答案为changed。

【3】句意：他看到他的宠物狗感到很惊讶，因为他认为它不见了。

surprise惊讶，名词，根据语意可知，“他感到很惊讶”，修饰人的心情应用形容词surprised。故答案为surprised。

【4】句意：你可以送他一张音乐会票作为生日礼物。

ticket票，可数名词。根据“You can send him a concert ___”一张音乐会门票可知，此处应为单数形式。故答案为ticket。

【5】句意：老人在他的口袋里、包里最后在钱包里找他的钥匙。

purse/ wallet钱包，可数名词单数。根据与语意可知，此处应为名词“钱包”的单数形式。故答案为purse/ wallet。

【6】句意：你已经做错了事，你必须向他道歉。

wrong错误的，形容词，此处用来作“something”的后置定语。故答案为wrong。

【7】句意：多么惊喜啊！我们已经很长时间没见面了。

surprise惊喜，惊讶，不可数名词，前面可加不定冠词a，但没有复数形式。故答案为surprise。

【8】句意：我哥哥就像我的父亲，每当我需要帮助的时候他总在我身边。

old年纪大的，形容词。根据语意可知，“我的哥哥就像我的父亲”，哥哥年级比我大，应用old的比较级elder，专指同一家庭成员的比较。故答案为elder。

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