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1.Could you a_______ the meeting this a...

 

1.Could you a_______ the meeting this afternoon?

2.I went to bed very late last night, and I felt s_______ in the class this morning.

3.Jim fell off the bike yesterday and hurt his leg b_______.

4.For your own s_______, never accept a ride from a stranger.

5.Nothing can p_______ them from carrying out the plan.

 

1.attend 2.sleepy 3.badly 4.safety 5.prevent 【解析】请在此填写整体分析! 1.句意:请你参加今天下午的会议好吗?根据句意,结合首字母提示,可知此处缺少短语“attend a meeting,参加会议”,故答案为:attend. 2.句意:我昨晚上床睡觉晚,今天早上我在上课时感到很困倦。根据句意,结合首字母提示,可知此处需要填入“困倦的sleepy”这个单词。故答案为:sleepy。 3.句意:吉姆昨天从自行车上掉了下来,使他的腿受伤很严重。根据句意,结合首字母提示,可知此处缺少“很,严重地badly”,这个副词。故答案为:badly. 4.句意:为了你自己的安全起见,永远不要接受来自陌生人的捎载。根据句意,结合首字母提示,可知此处缺少“安全safety”这个名词。故答案为:safety。 5.句意:没有任何东西可以阻止他们开展这个计划。根据句意,结合首字母提示,可知此处缺少“阻止prevent”这个动词,故答案为:prevent。 点睛:prevent为考查难点,主要从两个角度理【解析】 prevent sb from doing sth,阻止某人做某事;预防某事发生;同义短语为:stop/keep sb from doing sth, 但是在三个固定搭配中,keep sb from doing中的from不能省略。
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