单词拼写(每小题1分.共10分)1.Some parents considered that some of their children's friends to be a bad (影响) to their children. 2.The island is (分成) into three 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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1.Some parents considered that some of their children's friends to be a bad_______ (影响)

to their children.

2.The island is (分成) into three parts.

3.Although this medicine can (治愈)you of your illness, it has a side effect .

4.My friend is (渴望的) for success after graduation.

5.At first my new surroundings were different to (容忍)

6.Tom is (不愿意) to give me a hand.

7.The new regulations will be _______________(有益的) to us all.

8.He is respected by his colleagues because he always _______________ (管理)himself well.

9.Do you feel _______________ (同情) for the beggars lying beside the road.

10.They will _______________ (宣布) the results of the election soon.

1.Effect/influence

2.divided

3.cure

4.eager

5.tolerate

6.unwilling

7.beneficial

8.conduct

9.sympathy

10.declare

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