7．-What's the matter with you，Sandy？
-I'm _____ a bad cold．I think I am dying．（　�。�
A．recovering fromB．suffering fromC．coming up withD．getting into

分析 -你怎么了，桑迪？-我得了重感冒，我想我快要死了．

解答 答案B．recover from恢復(fù)，痊愈；suffer from患（某種�。埽撤N病痛）折磨；因…而受罰；come up with想出，提出（計(jì)劃、想法等）；get into進(jìn)入；陷入；養(yǎng)成．根據(jù)后面的賓語"a bad cold"和句子表達(dá)的意思是"我得了重感冒，我想我快要死了．"，故答案選B．

點(diǎn)評 本題考查動(dòng)詞短語的辨析．英語中有的詞組沒有捷徑，只有平時(shí)加強(qiáng)記憶，要注意區(qū)別，記憶的時(shí)候不能忽視，這是常見的命題方式．平時(shí)要加強(qiáng)記憶，做題時(shí)，別忘了要結(jié)合上下文句意判斷．

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