题目内容
根据句意用所给词的适当形式填空
I want to learn ________ (much) about ________ (farm).
根据句意用所给词的适当形式填空。【小题1】 -- Where would you like to go on vacation? -- I’d like to go somewhere __________ (relax).【小题2】 More and more foreign __________ (visit) are interested in Beijing.【小题3】-- What ____________ (happen) to Jim last night? -- He fell down and hurt his leg.【小题4】The children were ___________ (happy) because they didn’t get Christmas presents.【小题5】--_________ you ever _________ (speak) to a foreigner before?-- No, I haven’t.
根据句意用所给词的适当形式填空。【小题1】The fantastic film ____________(produce) by Hollywood. 【小题2】She couldn’t hide her ____________(excited) when she heard the good news.【小题3】The young man has to get enough money for his ____________(married)【小题4】Three days ___________(pass) since my brother left Nanjing.【小题5】It’s _____________(mean) to learn from Lei Feng and help others.
根据句意用所给词的适当形式填空。【小题1】 Jack usually checks his test paper ___________ (careful) before handing it.【小题2】 Mary thinks ___________ (study) grammar is a great way to learn a language.【小题3】 –What _______ (happen) to Dave on April Fool’s Day? –He was fooled by his friends.【小题4】 Students in this school want to be __________ (volunteer) during this winter vacation.【小题5】Liu Li was the ________ (win) of last year’s English Speech Competition in our school.
根据句意用所给词的适当形式填空 (5分)
1.Who came here__________(early), Mary or Jane?
2.Are you ___________(will) to sing us an English song?
3.The film isn’t interesting at all, so I feel (boring).
4.We are (certain) of the information he offered. We need to check it on Google.
5.There was (one) a very tall tree in this area.
根据句意用所给词的适当形式填空。
1. -- Where would you like to go on vacation? -- I’d like to go somewhere __________ (relax).
2. More and more foreign __________ (visit) are interested in Beijing.
3.-- What ____________ (happen) to Jim last night? -- He fell down and hurt his leg.
4.The children were ___________ (happy) because they didn’t get Christmas presents.
5.--_________ you ever _________ (speak) to a foreigner before?
-- No, I haven’t.