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10．My mother's brother is my uncle．

分析我妈妈的弟弟是我的舅舅．

解答答案：uncle．
根据"My mother's brother"我妈妈的弟弟，结合给出的首字母u，所以要用uncle来填空，uncle是名词，意思是"舅舅"，故填uncle．

点评首先要掌握句子的意思，然后结合具体的题目以及首字母提示，就可以确定正确答案．

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