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7．Sometimes people might get sick more often inchangeable weather．（change）

分析有时人们生病可能是因为多变的天气．

解答答案：changeable 考查单词填空．根据题干：Sometimes people might get sick more often in weather．（change）有时人们生病可能是因为多变的天气．change是动词，本题要用形容词修饰名词，多变的用changeable．

点评考查单词填空．准确的翻译句意及分析句子结构、时态、固定搭配等是关键，然后再用合适的形式完成句子．

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B．They still loved each other．
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B．the wall was pulled down by the stranger．
C．the twin brothers kept quarreling with each other．
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