【題目】閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當?shù)膬?nèi)容（1個單詞）或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

( A student is talking with Professor Michael on friendship. )

S= student; M=Michael

S: Professor Michael, nowadays many 【1】 (teenager) can’t get along well with their friends. I’d appreciate 【2】 if you can give us some suggestions.

M: Ok. First, friends with the same interests should be 【3】 (choose). Second, you should keep in touch 【4】 each other and sometimes you can tell him everything. Third, a real friend is always 【5】 (concern) about you. When you are in trouble, he can be the first 【6】 (give) you a hand.

S: I see. But friendship gradually 【7】 (change) as we get older. What can we do with it?

M: Of course, every coin has two sides, 【8】 there is no doubt that friendship means giving more, and good friends should be 【9】 (reliable) than other common friends even though they have disagreements.

S: I 【10】 (entire) agree with you.

【答案】

【1】teenagers

【2】it

【3】chosen

【4】with

【5】concerned

【6】to give

【7】changes

【8】but

【9】more reliable

【10】entirely

【解析】

【1】teenagers many修飾名詞復數(shù)，故此處填teenagers。

【2】it 固定句式：I’d appreciate it if---，如果---，我將萬分感激。在此處it是形式賓語，故填it。

【3】chosen 此處是含情態(tài)動詞的被動語態(tài)，should be +過去分詞，故填chosen。

【4】with 固定詞組：keep in touch with sb.與---保持聯(lián)系。故此處填with。

【5】concerned 固定詞組：be concerned about 對---牽掛。故填concerned。

【6】to give the first to do sth.第一次做某事/the last to do sth.最后一次做某事。故此處填to give。

【7】changes 句意：隨著我們漸漸地變老，友誼逐漸地改變�？芍颂幱靡话悻F(xiàn)在時態(tài)，friendship是句子的主語，故填changes。

【8】but 句意：每個硬幣都有兩面，但是毫無疑問友誼意味著給予更多。此處表示轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系，故填but。

【9】more reliable 根據(jù)后面的than，可知此處用形容詞的比較級，故填more reliable。

【10】entirely 副詞修飾動詞，故填entirely。

【知識歸納】

以e結(jié)尾的形容詞變成副詞時，有的直接加ly ;有的把e去掉再加ly.

possible---possibly； simple---simply; gentle---gently; terrible---terribly; true---truly; flexible---flexibly

immediate--- immediately; brave---bravely; wise---wisely；active---actively；entire--- entirely。

【知識拓展】

固定短語

be worried about 為---擔憂；be concerned about對---牽掛；be anxious about 對---焦慮；be curious about 對---好奇；be upset about對---煩惱。

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