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【题目】六、完成句子

1It is bad for health to __________(熬夜).

2Mr. Pan’s daughter _______(参加...的海选)the Voice of China and she _______(处于领先地位)in the preliminary contest last week.

3Scientists say that many cancers ____(与...有关)pollution, so we must take action to protect the environment.

4There is ___________特价优惠)on many school things in RT Supermarket.

5Playing football for a Spanish team ________标志着的开始) WuLei’s successful career.

【答案】

1stay up late

2tried out for took the lead

3have something to do with

4a special offer

5marks/ marked the beginning of

【解析】

1句意:熬夜对健康有害。熬夜stay up late

2句意:潘先生的女儿参加了中国好声音的海选,上周在预赛中处于领先地位。根据last week,可知用一般过去时,故填(1). tried out for(2). took the lead。

3句意:科学家说许多癌症和污染有关,所以我们必须采取行动保护环境。和有关have something to do with,many cancers为复数名词,谓语动词用原形,故填have something to do with。

4句意:大润发超市在学校用品上有特价优惠。特价优惠a special offer。

5句意:为西班牙队踢足球标志着武磊成功事业的开始。标志着的开始mark the beginning of,因为是过去开始为西班牙队踢足球,故用过去式,故填marked the beginning of。

本题首先要粗读每个句子,看每个句子是什么意思。然后看所要填写的内容在句子中做什么成分,需要什么词性;按照所给出的单词提示,结合相关的语法知识对单词或短语做出形式上的变化。例如第5小题,根据文章暗含的意义,判断其发生在过去,故填一般过去时。

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