-Mom, I flying to moon last night． -I hope you’ll your dream． [ ] A． dreamed on; realize B． dreamt on; come true C． dreamed of; realize D． dreamed of; come true 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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－Mom, I ________ flying to moon last night．

－I hope you’ll ________ your dream．

[　　]

A．

dreamed on; realize

B．

dreamt on; come true

C．

dreamed of; realize

D．

dreamed of; come true

答案：C
提示：

dream of doing sth．表示“梦想；渴望；梦见”(＝dream about sth．/doing sth．)。dream的过去式与过去分词分别为dreamed；dreamed或dreamt；dreamt，在英式英语中多用不规则的过去式和过去分词的形式。realize和come true都表示“实现”，而前者作及物动词，后者用作不及物动词。故选C项。

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