2. At school,they had learned that most Canadians live within a few hundred kilometres of the USA border,and that Canada's population is only slightly over thirty million,but now they were amazed to see such an empty country. (P34)
[分析]
①本句是一個由 連接的并列復合句。
②前一分句是一個復合句，主句是they had learned,后跟兩 個由and連接的賓語從句。
③ 后一個分句是一個簡單句，句子的主干是they were amazed,to see such an empty country 是不定式短語作狀語。
[句意]她們在學校學過，大多數(shù)加條大人居住在靠近美國幾百公里以內的邊境地帶，加拿大馮人口也只有三千萬多一點兒，但是現(xiàn)在看到這么空曠的國家，她們很驚訝。
[仿寫]我聽說過，這個村子離鎮(zhèn)上很遠，村民的生活很艱難，但是現(xiàn)在看到這么貧窮的地方，我很驚訝。
2. [分析]but
[仿寫]I have heard that the village is very 如 away from the town,and villagers live a very hard life,but now I am amazed to see such a poor place.
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B. her mother had high expectations of her
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A. They were all too close to her hometown.
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每空填一詞，使每組句子的意思相同或相近。
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