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【题目】看图写话

【1】Be good at__________________________________

【2】bad _________________________________

【3】there be__________________________________

【4】keep, tidy__________________________________

【5】when, knock at __________________________________

【答案】

【1】Jane is good at swimming.

【2】It’s bad to read in the sun./Reading in the sun is bad for your eyes.

【3】There are some/ many books on the shelf/shelves.

【4】We should/had better keep our classroom tidy.

【5】She was watching TV when somebody/someone knocked at the door.

She is watching TV when somebody /someone knocks at the door.

【解析】

【1】根据be good at擅长，和图片，可知是Jane擅长游泳；故答案是：Jane is good at swimming.

【2】根据bad坏的，和图片，可知是在太阳下读书，对你的眼睛有害；故答案是： It’s bad to read in the sun./Reading in the sun is bad for your eyes.

【3】根据there be有，和图片，可知是在架子上有许多书或者有一些书，故答案是There are some/ many books on the shelf/shelves.

【4】根据keep保持， tidy整洁，和图片，可知是我们应该保持我们的教室整洁；故答案是 We should/had better keep our classroom tidy.

【5】根据 when当---时候； knock at 敲；和图片，可知是当有人敲门时，她在读书，可以是现在时态，也可以是过去时态，主句用进行时态；故答案是She was watching TV when somebody/someone knocked at the door.或She is watching TV when somebody /someone knocks at the door.

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