The innocent boy took the advice that he strangers. 这位单纯的男孩接受了不要盯着陌生人看的建议. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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7. The innocent boy took the advice that he strangers. ( stare )

这位单纯的男孩接受了不要盯着陌生人看的建议。

7. (should) not stare at考查同位语从句。本句中， that引导同位语从句，说明其内容。advice引导的从句，必须用(should)do。同位语前面的名词是advice,suggestion, demand, order等表示命令或要求的词时，从句中要用should do结构，should 可以省略。

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