题目内容

根据句意和汉语注释,写出单词的正确形式。

1.After the exam, our teacher came into the classroom with a (满意的)smile on his face.

2.The little boy was thirty, so the old lady (提供)him a glass of water.

3.For your own (安全), remember not to drive after drinking.

4.What a pretty gold ring! It was (专门地)designed for her.

 

1.satisfied

2.offered

3.safety

4.specially

【解析】

试题分析:

1.句意:考试之后,在我们老师的脸上带着满意的微笑走进教室。根据对句子的分析可知此处应用形容词,故填satisfied。

2.句意:这个小男孩渴了,所以这位老人提供他一杯水。根据前文时态是过去时,故此空填offered。

3.句意:为了你自己的安全,记得不要喝酒之后开车。根据your own可知后面接名词形式,故填safety。

4.句意:多么漂亮的金戒指啊!它是专门为你订制的。根据对句子的分析可知应用副词形式,故填specially

考点:考查词汇运用。

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