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1.---- How is everything going with you?

---- It seems that I am ________________ (忙得多) than I used to be after I changed my job.

2.. ---- What do you think of our teacher’s advice on how to learning English well?

---- I think his advice _________________ (值得听从).

3.That performance was a great success and the audience _________________________ (情不自禁地鼓掌) their hands for a long time.

4. Work with your heart at your work and be polite to the people around you. I am sure your parents ____________________ (为你感到自豪) in the future.

5.Through many years of hard work, Jim’s dream of being an actor _________________ (实现了) now and he will appear more often in movies.

 

1.much busier

2.is worth listening to

3.couldn’t stop clapping

4.will feel/be proud of you

5.has come true

【解析】

1.你一切都好吗？看来我改变了我的工作后，比我过去忙得多。两者比较用比较级，故答案是much busier.

2.你认为我们的老师如何学好英语的建议怎样?我认为他的建议值得听一听。故答案是is worth listening to。

3.表演很成功，观众们情不自禁的鼓掌了好长时间。故填couldn’t stop clapping。

4.用心工作,对你的工作和你周围的人要有礼貌。将来你的父母会为你感到骄傲。故填will feel/be proud of you

5.通过很多年的艰苦努力，吉姆成为演员的梦想实现了，他会在电影中经常出现。故填has come true.

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