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高考英语复习语法填空50篇

第1篇

Ifyou

（1）（admit）toauniversityinChina,regardlessofwhateveryouchooseas

yourmajor,there’sonecompulsorycoursethatyoucan’tavoid:

English.

Thefactis

（2）youcanprobablymiss（3）（attend）Englishclasswhenothercoursesaretaught,butyou’dbettertakeEnglish（4）（serious）.（5）（fail）intheNationalCollegeEnglishTest,youmaynotbeabletosecureyourBachelor’sdegree,evenifyouhaveyourownmajor（6）（do）well.

Eachstudentlearnsaforeignlanguage,andmostlyEnglish,fromDayOneoftheircompulsoryeducation.Suchpolicy（7）（be）inplacesincethenation’sreformandopeningupintheearly1980s.

China’stotalnumberofEnglishlanguagestudentsand（8）（graduate）overtheyearscanbeequal（9）theentirepopulationofAustralia,thankstotennational-levelcollegiateforeignlanguageteachinginstitutes,（10）ofthemostimportantonesareShanghaiInternationalStudiesUniversityandBeijingForeignStudiesUniversity.

第2篇

Nowadays,schoolviolenceisahotissue.Ithinkthisisaphenomenonwhichcalls

（1）

ourgreatconcern.Weshouldmakeeveryeffort

（2）（prevent）schoolviolence（3）（happen）atschool,formoreandmorestudentswoulddropoutofschooliftheirpersonal（4）（safe）couldnotbeguaranteed.Infact,violencecanbelearned.（5）（actual）,childrenlearnviolence（6）（behave）fromadultsorfrom（7）theyseeontelevisionorontheInternet.

IfImeetwithschoolviolence,Iwillnotanswerviolencewithviolence,foritwillresult（8）

morefighting.Iwilltellmyteachersorparentsaboutit.Ithinktheywillhelpmedealwithitwellandtheywillprotectme（9）thebadguys.

Allinall,westudentsshouldbehave（10）（we）andkeepawayfromviolence.

第3篇

IcanwellrememberthatIwasonceaskedtodeliveraspeechtitled“ARealTestinMy

Life”beforethewholeclassattheageof9!

YoucanimaginehowterriblyshyIwaswithso

manyeyes

（1）（fix）uponme.Ihadnochoicebut

（2）（prepare）forit,though.Firstofall,Iwastodraftthespeech,whichwasjustapieceofcakeforme,agoodwriter.Butthehardestpartlayinmyoral（3）（present）frommymemoryfortoread,fromthepaperwasnotallowed.TherealmomentbeganwhenIstoodontheplatform（4）

mylegstremblingandmymindblank.Butmylistenerswerewaitingpatientlywithoutanysignsofrushingme.GraduallyIfoundmyselfback,（5）（deliver）myspeechwithdifficulty.After（6）seemedtobeahundredyears,Ifoundmyaudienceapplauding-Imade（7）Fromthenon,myfearoftalkingbeforeanaudiencedisappeared.Actuallywithmy（8）（confident）buildingup,Inowturnouttobeagreatspeaker.（9）（look）back,Iknowthegreatestdifficultyonourwaytosuccessisourfear.Overcomeit（10）wewillbeabletoachieveourgoals.

第4篇

Almosteveryday,wediscussthetopicofhealth.

（1）（stay）healthy,weshouldeatwell,workout

（2）（regular）,anddevelopahealthylifestyle.

Eatdifferent（3）（kind）offood,especiallyfruitandvegetables.Weallknowthateatingfruitandvegetables（4）（keep）ushealthy,butmanyofusonlyeatourfavoritefood.Wecanonlyget（5）ourbodyneedsbyeatingallsortsoffood.

Drinkwaterandmilkmostoften.Everyoneknowsthatwaterisimportant.（6）water,kidsalsoneedplentyofcalcium（钙）togrowstrongbones,（7）canbeeasily

gotfrommilk.Everyday,youshoulddrinkatleastthreecupsofmilkwhenyouareyearsoldorolder.

It’salsoofgreat（8）（significant）todevelopahealthylifestyle.Limittheamountoftimeyouspend（9）（watch）TVandplayingcomputergames.Trytospendmoretimedoingsports,andyou’llbehealthyand（10）（energy）.

第5篇

Whenyourdreamis

（1）（become）afootballer,nothingcouldget

（2）yourway-evenifyouhavenofeet.

GabrielMuniz,（3）11-year-oldBraziliankid,wasbornwithoutfeet.Althoughhisfamilythought

Hewouldhaveseriousdifficulties（4）（live）anormallife,hestartedwalkingbeforehewasoneyearold.Hismotherwouldgoafterhim,（5）（expect）himtokeepfalling.（6）（strange）enough,heneverfell.Ittookhimalongtimetomakethejump

fromwalkingtoplayingfootball.Thereisnothinghelovesmorethanplayingfootball.He（7）

（train）veryhardsincehejoinedtheteamlastyear.

Gabrielknowsthathewillneverbeabletoplayforaprofessionalteam,buthehasproventhatpeoplewith（8）（disable）canalsoplaywell.Watchinghimplayisunbelievable.Heisfastandskillful.Hedoeseverythinghecan（9）（copy）hishero,Messi.HedreamsofgoingtoSpain,（10）hecanmeethisheroandshowhistalentinBarcelonaFootballClub.

第6篇

Manypeoplearewatchingavideoshowingarealdogbarkingatarobotdog,whichissaid

（1）（have）anumberof

（2）（impress）newabilities.

TherobotwasmadebyBostonDynamics,aroboticscompany（3）（found）in1992.TheInternetcompanyGoogleisnowitsowner.

Therobotdogactslikearealdog.Infact,its（4）（move）aresolifelikethatitcatchestheattentionoftherealdog.Inthevideo,therobotdogplayswithAlex-arealdog（5）

（own）byAndyRubin,（6）helpedcreatethemobileoperatingsystemAndroid.

Therobotdog（7）（weigh）75kilograms—10timesmorethanAlex.（8）,Alexdoesn’trunawayfromit.ThevideoshowsAlexbarkingatitandpreparing（9）（attack）it.Theperson（10）（control）therobotdogdirectsittomoveawayfromAlex,butthisonlyseemstomakeAlexbarklouder.

第7篇

OncetherewasawoodcutternamedJohn.Hisbossgavehimanaxeandshowedhimthearea

（1）heshouldwork.

Thefirstday,Johncutdown18trees.“Good,”thebosssaid,“keepitup!

”Highly

（2）

（inspire）bythepraiseofhisboss,hetriedevenharderthenextday,buthecouldonlycutdown15trees.Dayafterdayhewascuttingdownfewerandfewertrees.

“Imustbelosingmy（3）（strong）,”Johnthought.Hewenttothebossandapologized,（4）（say）thathecouldnotunderstandwhatwasgoingon.“Whenwasthelasttimeyousharpenedyouraxe?

”thebossasked.“Sharpened?

Ihadnotimetosharpenmyaxe.Ihavebeenverybusy（5）（try）tocutmoreTrees,”saidJohn.

Themoralofthisstory:

（6）thewoodcutterwasworkinghard,hedidn’twork（7）

（smart）.Hedidn’tthinkaboutthebestwaytodothejob.Sometimeswearelikethewoodcutter.Wegetsobusythatwedon’ttaketimetosharpenourskills.Manyofusnever

learnnewskills.Wethink（8）wehavelearnedisenough,butgoodisn’tgoodwhenbetter（9）（expect）.Sharpeningourskillsfromtimetotime（10）（be）thekeytosuccess.

第8篇

LondonresidentswillhavetolivewithouttheringingofBigBenforawhile.After157yearsofnearlyuninterrupted

（1）（serve）,theiconicclockinLondonhasbecomewornandrequiresrepairs.

TheElizabethTower,aUNESCOWorldHeritageSite,housestheclockand

（2）（visit）by12,000peopleayear.Thetoweris（3）goodconditiononthewhole,butwaterhascauseddamagetoitsroof,soitneeds（4）（fix）.

Itwillhavealiftinstalledtomakeit（5）（easy）andquickertoevacuate（疏散）

injuredpeopleandgiveaccess（6）disabledpeoplewhocan’tclimb（7）（it）334steps.Andatatime（8）energyefficiencyisaconcern,thelightsinsidethetowerwillbereplacedbylowenergyLEDs.

ThenameBigBen（9）（origin）referredtotheGreatBellwithinthetower,butendedupbeingusedfortheclockandtowertoo.Theclockbegankeepingtimeon31May1859.Surelyitmightbeourturn（10）（give）thisfamoussymbolofBritainsometimetorestandrecover.

第9篇

Itwasn’tlongagothatIfirstlearnedhowimportant

（1）（have）apassionforlifeis.Thatmorning,mymotherandIwenttothegymbybus.While

（2）（wait）atthebusstop,Ifeltbored.Suddenly,someonebytheroadsidecaughtmyeye.Itwasahomelessman（3）（dress）inoldanddirtyclothes.Thatdidn’tinterestmebecauseI（4）

（see）manypeoplelikehimbefore.

However,insomewayhewasdifferentfromothers.Icouldn’tseeasad（5）（express）onhisface.Hehadaradioinhishandandwasdancing（6）（cheer）tothemusic.Theradioseemedtobethemostimportantthinghehad.

“Mom,whydoesthemanhavearadioeventhoughheishomeless?

”Iasked.“Ifheishomeless,whydoesn’theusethemoney（7）（buy）foodorclothes?

Hewasteditonsomething（8）isunnecessary.”

“Sarah,sometimesfoodandclothesaren’tthemostimportantthings.Weneedhappiness,too.Happinessisthekey（9）life,andweallneedapassionforlife.It’sapassion（10）

makesuskeepgoing,”saidmymother.

第10篇

Basedonrecentresearches,distance-learningisslowlyprovingas

（1）（value）asthetraditionalcampus.Itisafixedtruththatthisformoflearningis

（2）theincrease.Moreover,bothstudentsandteachershaveexpressedtheir（3）（happy）withthesecourses.Thebestpartofdistancelearningcoursesistheirflexibleformat.Studentscancontinue（4）（work）andstudyatthesametimewithoutanykindofdifficulty.You

will（5）（provide）withthefacilitiesofavirtual（虚拟的）classroomandavirtual

campus.Anyone（6）upgradestheirprofessionalknowledgetoanewlevelcanapplyforthesecourses.Withanonlinestudyformat,thetestsandnotescanbe（7）（access）withjustamouseclickfromyourhomecomputer.However,astudent（8）（attend）anonlinecoursemusttakethetimemanagement（9）（serious）.Everyonlinestudentmustkeep（10）inmindthatpropermanagementoftimeandstudyscheduleisthekeytowardssuccessinthisformat.

第11篇

Iconsidermyselfsomething

（1）anexpertonapologies.Aquicktemperhasprovidedme

（2）plenty