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【题目】填入一个适当的词补全对话，每空一词。

A: Good morning, Home Inn. 【1】can I do for you?

B: Good morning. I want to book some rooms.

A: OK. We have rooms 【2】 a bathroom, TV, fridge and air conditioner（空调）. I’m sure you’ll feel comfortable.

B: Do you have 【3】 single rooms?

A: Yes, we do.

B: How much does a room with one single bed 【4】?

A: A room with one singe bed costs 30 dollars.

B: OK. I want to book 12 rooms with one single bed.

A: When do you want 【5】?

B: On June 24th.

A: OK, see you then.

B: See you.

【答案】

【1】What

【2】with

【3】any

【4】cost

【5】them

【解析】

本文是两个人关于预订房间的对话，文中B想在6月24日预订12个单人间，A询问了相关信息后做好预订。

【1】根据下文Good morning. I want to book some rooms“早上好，我想订一些房间”及情景对话中的常用语，可知，此空处是询问“我可以为你做什么”，空格处是作动词do的宾语，位于句首的单词首字母要大写，所以空格处填疑问词What。故答案为What。

【2】根据空格前rooms及空格后a bathroom, TV, fridge and air conditioner，可知，此空处表示“带浴室，电视，冰箱和空调的房间”，用介词with表示“带有”，所以空格处填with。故答案为with。

【3】根据前文I want to book 12 rooms with one single bed “我想订12个单人间”，可知，此空处是询问“你有一些单人间吗”，some和any都表示“一些”，some用于肯定句中，当表示请求或建议时可用于疑问句，any用于疑问句和否定句，当表示“任何”时，可用于肯定句。原句是一个疑问句，且句意不是表示请求，所以空格处填any。故答案为any。

【4】根据下文A room with one singe bed costs 30 dollars“一个单人间要花费30元”，可知，此空处是询问“一个单人间要花多少钱”，特殊疑问句的结构为：疑问词+助动词+主语+动词原形+其他，所以空格处填动词原形cost。故答案为cost。

【5】根据上文I want to book 12 rooms with one single bed“我想预订12个单人间”，可知，此空处是询问“你什么时候需要这些房间”，为了避免重复，用人称代词代替上文的12 rooms，且rooms是复数形式，所以空格处填them。故答案为them。

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