根据首字母或汉语意思.在句中填入适当的词.1.Having waited for my wife to try the hats for almost an hour, I r suddenly, “we mustn’t buy things we don’t need. 2.When the snake charmer began to play the tune, we had ou 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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根据首字母或汉语意思，在句中填入适当的词。

1.Having waited for my wife to try the hats for almost an hour, I r___________ suddenly, “we mustn’t buy things we don’t need.”

2.When the snake charmer began to play the tune, we had our first g___________ of the snake.

3.The plane was then able to rise and it c___________ the mountain by 400 feet.

4.One of the best ways for people to keep fit is to d___________ healthy eating habits.

5.No matter what changes have taken place, nobody can i___________ the fact that the experiment is a great success.

6.I am wondering why I was kept in the d___________ about the new policy of the Department of English.

7.This agreement will be signed by the managers ___________(有关的) in our corporation.

8.I’m afraid it isn’t a __________(方便的) time; could we fix another day?

9.It’s useful to read some ___________(简写) English stories during your spare time.

10.It is easy to ___________ (区别) these words’ meanings by looking at them.

1.remarked

2.glimpse

3.cleared

4.develop

5.ignore

6.dark

7.concerned

8.convenient

9.simplified

10.distinguish

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