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【题目】请阅读下面对话，根据对话内容补上所缺的句子，使对话通顺、合理，意思完整。并将答案填到答题卡的相应位置。
( R=Receptionist (宾馆接待员), J=Jack )
R: Hello.
J: Could you give us the room number of Mrs. Taylor, please?
R: Is she a guest here at the hotel?
J: Yes, she's our English teacher.
R:
J: She arrived yesterday.
R: Here we are …Room 602. Would you like me to call the room?
J: Yes, please. That would be great.
R: She's not in her room, I'm sorry.
J: Oh dear. I need to speak to her.
R: Why not look in the restaurant? It's time for breakfast.
J: I've been there already. She's not there. And she's not there. And she's not in the gift shop, either.
R:
J: Yes. Could you tell her to call me when she comes back?
R: Sure, no problem.

【答案】What can I do for you?；When did she arrive?；Please wait a moment.；Have you ever been there to find her?；Can I take a message for you?
【解析】
（1）What can I do for you？根据下句Jack的回答Could you give us the room number of Mrs. Taylor, please?（请 你给我们泰勒夫人的房间号码好吗？）可知上句是宾馆接待员主动提供服务的问句即为What can I do for you?（我能为你做什么吗？）故填写：What can I do for you?
（2）When did she arrive?根据下句Jack的答语 She arrived yesterday．可知上句是接待员询问到达宾馆的时间，应用when提问，时态为一般 过去时，即表达为When did she arrive?故填写：When did she arrive?
（3）Please wait a moment. 根据上文接待员说Would you like me to call the room?（你要我给房间打电话吗？）及下句 Yes, please. That would be great. Jack很愿意这样做，所以空处应该是接待员在打电话，所以应该是叫Jack稍等一下， “请稍等”可表达为祈使句Please wait a moment. 故填写：Please wait a moment.
（4）答案：Have you ever been there to find her? 根据上句接待员的提议Why not look in the restaurant? （为什么不在餐厅里找？）及Jack的答语 I've been there already.（我已经去过那里了）可知空处接待员应询问你曾去那里（餐厅）找过她吗？根据答语 I've been there already可知问句也应用现在完成时，强调对于现在造成的影响，去过某地应用have/has been to，这里用there代指餐厅，there为副词故省掉to；此处主语为you，故助动词用have，疑问句提至句首，所以此句可表达为Have you ever been there to find her?故填写：Have you ever been there to find her?
（5）Can I take a message for you? 根据下句Jack的答语Yes. Could you tell her to call me when she comes back? （是 的，你能告诉她回来的时候给我打电话吗？）可知上句应是接待员询问给Jack带个口信怎么样，“带口信”或“捎口信”为固定表达take a message （for sb），这里是征求对方的意见应用问句，可用情态动词can完成这个问句，表达为“我能给你带个口信吗？”can提至句首，后跟动词原形，即Can I take a message for you？故填写：Can I take a message for you?

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