on.Peter.classmates.well.his.with.getsPeter gets on well with his classmates．．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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20．on，Peter，classmates，well，his，with，getsPeter gets on well with his classmates．．

分析皮特和他的同学相处得很好．

解答答案：Peter gets on well with his classmates．根据所给的词进行归类，get on well with…与…相处得很好，这里物主代词his，指代的是Peter's，只能修饰classmates．由此可心推断出句意：皮特和他的同学相处得很好．故填：Peter gets on well with his classmates．

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