题目内容

1.He fell asleep_________(窗子开着).

2. Children_________(依靠) their parents for all of their material needs.

3.She took care of the little girl_________(尽可能细心).

4.Black_________(筋疲力尽) before he reached the goal.

5.This story_________(听起来) very funny.

6.I wonder how it_________(发生) that you were two hours late on a so short trip.

答案:
解析:

1.with the window open

2.depend on

3.as carefully as she could

4.ran himself out

5.sounds

6.came about


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