根據(jù)括號(hào)里的中文提示，完成句子；每空填一個(gè)單詞。
71. When she saw the poor dead cat, she ______ _______ _______.(禁不住哭了)
72.Though pandas eat vegetables sometimes, they mainly ______ ______ bamboo.(以…… 為主食)
73. The earthquake will ______ ______ a lot of diseases and homeless people.（導(dǎo)致）
74. It is ______ ______ _______ _______ arguing with him; he is always not reasonable.（浪費(fèi)時(shí)間）
75. Don’t ______ ______ _______ your classmates. It is impolite.（取笑）
76. He didn’t steal anything. ______ ______ he is honest all the time.（事實(shí)上）
77. After eight years, the machine is still _____ ______ and in good condition.（在使用中）
78. Once you make a promise, you should ______ it ______.（實(shí)施）
79. We had reached the top of the mountain ______ _____ _____ sun rose.（到…… 時(shí)候）
80. You must keep calm when fires ______ ______ . （發(fā)生）
71. couldn’t help crying    72. feed on        73. result in /lead to
74. a waste of time        75 make fun of     76. In fact
77. in use                78. carry……out   
79. by the time            80. take place/break out
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amateur.performance.night@gmail.com
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/shanghaibxers/
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