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【题目】

1Have you got any ______ /dfkltiz/ in solving the problem?

2I’m sure you’re in with a ______ /tɑ:ns/!

3I ______ /bet/ they must be angry.

4He told me to ______ /d/ some salt to the soup.

5He showed me the ______ /menju:/ and I paid twenty yuan for it.

6How about ______ () an English song?

7The general ______ (水平) of the competition is much higher this year.

8I haven’t got any ______ (feel) in my hands.

9They gave me many _______ (suggest).

10My sister is two years _______ (young) than you.

【答案】

1 difficulties

2 chance

3 bet

4 add

5 menu

6 singing

7 standard

8 feeling

9 suggestions

10 younger

【解析】

1句意:你解决这个问题有困难吗?根据音标提示/dfkltiz/,可知英文表达是difficulties“困难”,前面有any,此处用名词difficulty的复数形式,故答案填difficulties。

2句意:我相信你会有机会的。根据音标提示/tɑ:ns/,可知英文表达是chance“机会”,前面有不定冠词a,所以这里用其单数形式,故答案填chance。

3句意:我敢打赌他们一定很生气。根据音标提示/bet/,可知英文表达是bet“打赌”,这里是在陈述客观事实,所以时态用一般现在时,主语是I,所以谓语动词用原形,故答案填bet。

4句意:他告诉我往汤里加一些盐。根据音标提示/d/,可知英文表达是add“加”,tell sb.to do sth.“告诉某人做某事,故答案填add。

5句意:他给我看菜单,然后我付了20元。根据音标提示/menju:/,可知英文表达是menu“菜单”,前面有定冠词the,可知此处是特指的付了20元那个菜单,所以用单数形式,故答案填menu。

6句意:唱一首英文歌曲怎么样?“唱”动词,英文表达是sing,How about doing….?是固定搭配,意思是“做怎么样?”故答案填singing。

7句意:今年比赛的总体水平要高得多。水平”英文表达是standard,名词,由后面的系动词is,可知这里用其单数形式,故答案填standard。

8句意:我的双手没有任何直觉了。由题干可知设空处应填一个名词形式,与feel所对应的名词形式是feeling“知觉、感觉”,解释为身体知觉、感觉的时候是不可数名词,故答案填feeling。

9句意:他们给了我许多建议。由题干可知此处应填一个名词形式,suggest“建议”动词,与其对应的名词形式是suggestion,根据前面的many可知这里应用其复数形式,故答案填suggestions。

10句意:我妹妹比我小两岁。由句中的than可知此处应用比较级形式,young的比较级为younger,故答案填younger。

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