题目内容
9．Jim feels lonely in a new school because he hardlycommunicates（交流）with other students．分析 吉姆在新的学校感觉孤独因为他几乎不和其他学生交流．
解答 答案：communicates．结合hardly可知表达的是经常性动作，故用一般现在时，主语he，故答案是communicates
点评 本题主要考查翻译填空，首先要根据所给句子，看空白处所缺的单词是什么．单词确定后，再根据人称，时态，短语，句型，语态等，确定单词的适当形式．
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