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After a day’s hard work I went to bed early than usual. It was about two o’clock in the morning when I was awakened by a big noise. I got out of the beds and slowly went  upstairs. There was a light in the living room. I listened to carefully and heard two men speak quietly. I believed my house had broken into and I was really frightening.  I went back upstairs and immediately call the police. You can imagine how embarrassed I was when they came upstairs but told me they had turned the television off for me and something was all right.

 

 early→ earlier  beds→ bed  upstairs→ downstairs  去掉listened 后面的to  speak → speaking  had后面加been  frightening → frightened        call → called  but→ and  something→ everything 【解析】 试题分析:辛苦工作了一天后,我比平常早一些上床睡觉。大约在凌晨2点时被惊醒。我慢慢上了楼。听到两名男子小声说话。我相信有人闯进了我的房子,真吓人。我立即打电话报警。你可以想象他们告诉我他们已经关闭电视时,我是多么尴尬。   根据后面的than usual 可以看出前面应该用比较级,故early→ earlier。   前面的主语是I, 后面的名词用单数形式,故beds→ bed。    由生活常识卧室一般在楼上,以及文章后面作者回到楼上和警察上楼告诉作者真相可知,此处作者是下楼,故upstairs→ downstairs。  listen to 后面接宾语,而短文此处没有宾语,故去掉listened 后面的to。  hear sb do sth 听见某人做过某事,hear sb doing sth 听见某人正在做某事,由上下文可知作者下楼来听到有人正在说话,故speak → speaking。  房子做主语,谓语动词闯入要用被动语态,又主句是一般过去时,宾语从句用相应的过去完成时,故had后面加been。  作表语时frightening 令人害怕的,主语通常是事或物,frightened 感到害怕的,主语通常是人,故frightening → frightened。  短文叙述的是过去的事情,应用过去时,且and 前后的时态应一致,故call → called。  警察上楼来告诉作者事情的真相,两个动作是并列和递进的而不是表转折,故but→ and。  警察上楼来告诉作者事情的真相,所有的东西都很好,故something→ everything。 考点:短文改错。
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