用live/living/alive 完成句子。  

①那只老虎還活著。
The tiger is still ___________.
②這只鳥受了重傷，但是我們?cè)O(shè)法讓它活了下來(lái)。
The bird was hurt badly, but we managed to keep it_______________.
③月球上沒(méi)有生物。
There are no_______________things on the moon.
④今晚有一場(chǎng)直播的足球比賽。
There will be a_______________soccer game this evening.
①alive/living  ②alive  ③living  ④live
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