【題目】語法填空

Jack and I went fishing yesterday morning. Jack

kept on catching fish, but I just sat there waiting ______【1】_____some fish to bite my line. After 【2】______ had caught five fish, I only caught a small fish. 【3】L____ at my fish, I didn’t feel【4】 _______(舒服). But later on, I finally felt a fish was biting my line. I【5】 t______ that it was going to be a big fish for I had a hard【6】 t_____ bringing it up. Finally it turned out to be an old 【7】________(鞋)，which was pretty funny. Both of us began to laugh 【8】l_____. Before we went home, I only caught two fish【9】 _______ Jack had nine fish. Although we were【10】 ________(疲倦) out, we felt very happy.

【答案】

【1】for

【2】he

【3】Looking

【4】comfortable

【5】thought

【6】time

【7】shoe

【8】loudly

【9】while

【10】tired

【解析】

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【1】for 考查wait for sb to do sth. 等待某人做某事。

【2】he 由上下文可知此處是Jack，故用he。

【3】Looking 考查非謂語動(dòng)詞，由上下文可知此處是作者“看著“，故用Looking 。

【4】comfortable 連系動(dòng)詞look后面跟形容詞，故用comfortable。

【5】thought 由上下文可知此處是作者“我原以為”，故用though。

【6】time 考查句型：have a hard time 艱難的時(shí)刻。

【7】shoe 由上下文可知此處是單數(shù)名詞shoe。

【8】loudly 由上下文可知此處是‘’我們兩個(gè)開始大聲笑了�！杂胠oudly。

【9】while 由上下文可知此處是表轉(zhuǎn)折，用while。

【10】tired 考查形容詞，此處用原形tired。

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