Robots in Japan can walk and dance．Robots in Japanareableto walk and dance．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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9．Robots in Japan can walk and dance．
Robots in Japanareableto walk and dance．

分析 --日本的机器人可以走路和跳舞．
--日本的机器人可以走路和跳舞．

解答答案：are able to．考查同义句．can=be able to，都是"能"的意思，后跟动词原形．主语是Robots复数，表示客观事实，用一般现在时态，因此用be动词复数are．答案是are able to．

点评同义句转换最基本的是要保持原意不变，在理解语境的基础上，抓住关键单词或词组，运用相同词意的单词或词组完成试题．

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