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1980
1. I asked him more than ten questions, but he did not reply a single one.
2. That sentence was so hard to understand that I had to have my teacher to explain it for me.
3. It is interesting to compare the education system here with the United States.
4. The first two of the five questions on the test paper were very difficult, but the rest was easy.
5. After finishing his talk, everyone present was invited to tea.
6. Since travelling across the country might cost as much to thirty yuan, I suggested that she not plan the trip.
7. When the enemy were led to believe that there were communists in the village, they started to search them.
8. It is too lovely a day that I’d like to go swimming.
1. reply → answer, 或reply→ reply to
2. to explain → explain
3. the United States → that of (in) the United States
4. the rest was → the rest were
5. finishing→ he finished(had finished), 或everyone present was invited→ he invited everyone present
6. as much to thirty yuan → as much as thirty yuan
7. search → search for, 或them →the village
8. too　→ to

1980副题
1. Her English was better than the other students.
2. What do you think is the best thing to do to celebrate the New Year’s Day?
3. Since he had come to Beijing for over ten years, he knew the city very well.
4. We arrived so late that there left no seats.
5. It is never too small job for that bicycle shop.
6. You shouldn't allow your little boy going out alone.
7. I remember seeing him once at a meeting. Since then at least ten years have past.
8. To improve his English, he practised to speak it every day.
1. than the other students→ than that of the other students
2. the New Year’s Day → New Year’s Day
3. come to→been in (或As it was over ten years since he came to Beijing)
4. there left no seats → there were no seats left
5. too small job → too small a job
6. going out alone → to go out alone
7. have past → have passed
8. to speak → speaking

1991nmet
We were driving along a narrow road when the car stop (86)stopped
working. We tried to fix it and there was nothing we (87)but
could do. David and I wanted ∧ go off to find help (88)to
but Bill insisted in staying near the car. He said it (89)on
was best to stay until help arived rather than go into (90)arrived
the forest and getting lost. However, David and I did not (91)get
agree and David pointed to a path which it he thought would (92)it
probably leading to a village. We followed the path but (93)lead
soon we were lost. We wandered on. After a hour or so (94)an
we began to feel very frightening. Then David slipped and (95)frightened
cut his legs and arms. He lied down by the side of the (96)lay
path to rest. I decided to climb the tree to see where we (97)a
were, but it was no good. I went back to get David and (98)√
helped him to stood up. We struggled on through the trees. (99)stand
We stopped to rest for a while and to drink some waters (100)water
from a stream. Suddenly we caught sight at a car and some (101)of
men. We had gone round in a circle and had returned (102)√
to the car! Bill is standing at the side of the car, (103)was
talking to two men who was helping him to repair it. (104)were
When we walked to the car, Bill smiled and shook ∧ head. (105)his

1992nmet
When I have free time I go∧ a long walk. Some (81)for
people read the books or watch television while (82)the
others have sports. Charles and Linda Mason do all (83)√
of these things as well as climbed buildings. In (84)climb
of these things as well as climbed buildings. In (84)climbing
the last five years that they have climbed churches, (85)that
high buildings and television towers. They have climbed (86)√
all over the world. Charles said, “As soon ∧I (87)as
see a realy tall building, I want to climb it. We (88)really
climb everywhere, not only in America. They have been to (89)We
Europe many time.” Two months ago they were back in (90)times
America. Last Sunday, police cars hurry to the (91)hurried
taller building in New York, where a large crowd had gathered. (92)tallest
Charles and Linda were seeing near the top of the (93)seen
building. When they came down the police were angry (94)√
to them. One police officer said to them, “Buildings (95)with
have elevators (电梯), don’t they? Why don’t you use them?”

1993nmet
Good health is∧ person’s most valuable possession (财富). (81) a
Today, it is much easier to be healthy than it is in the past. (82) was
Modern people know more about the health, have better (83) the
food, and to live in cleaner surroundings(环境). Also, scientists (84)to
and doctors had learned how to deal with many diseases (85) have
(疾病). Most people can quickly get for help from a doctor (86) for
or go to a hospital since they are ill. As a result, people in (87) when/ whenever/ if
the modern world generally live much more longer than (88) more
people in the past. People in industrial countries can expect (89) √
to live for twice so long as people who lived a few hundred (90) as
years ago. Therefore, there are still some countries (91) However
there people have shorter lives. They have not enough to eat, they (92) where
live in durty surroundings, and diseases are common. The (93) dirty
World Health Organization and other organizations are (94) √
working∧ improve health all over the world. (95) to

1994
There is∧ public library in every town in Britain. (81) a
There are branch library in many villages. (82)libraries
Anyone may borrow books, and it cost nothing to (83)costs
borrow them. In some places you may borrow ∧many (84)as
books as you want, in other places where you (85)where
are limited to a certain number, of that some (86)which
may be novels. Books may be keep for four weeks. (87)kept
Newly-published novels are always in great demand, (88)√
and some books, for example, books for history, (89)on
science, cooking and gardening are also popular (90)popular
If the book you will want is out, you may ask for it (91)will
to be called back for you, and whether you pay (92) if
the cost of send a postcard, the librarian will (93)sending
write to you, and let you to know when the book you (94)to
want has ∧ returned and is ready for you to pick up. (95)been

1995
Dear Mr and Mrs Smith,
I want to thank you again for have me in your (81) having
home for the summer holidays. I had always (82)√
wanted ∧ return to the village after moving away (83)to
and it is really great to see most of my old friends again. (84)was
I told Mother, Father, Sister, ∧ all my friends (85)and
here that a great time I had. I’ll never forget (86)what
the steamboat ride. I never knew about a ride down (87) about
the steamboat ride. I never knew about a ride down (87) that
a river could be so much exciting. I also enjoyed the (88) much
evenings when we spent together. And I can’t forget (89)when
evenings when we spent together. And I can’t forget (89)that
evenings when we spent together. And I can’t forget (89)which
the good food you cooked for I. It was wonderful. (90)me
I hope that both you two could come and visit us (91) both
some times soon. Father and Mother would love to (92)time
see you. Maybe you could come during a winter (93)the
holidays. Uncle Ben will also go back for Christmas. (94) come
I’m sure we’ll have a wonderfully time together. (95)wonderful
With best wishes.
Yours truly,
Tom

1996
Today I visited the Smiths— my first times visit 86. time
to a American family. They live in a small 87. an
town. It was very kind for them to meet me 88. of
at the railway station and drove me to their home. 89. drive
The Smiths did his best to make me feel 90. their
at home. They offered me coffee and other 91. √
drinks. We have a good time talking and laughing 92. had
together. They∧ eager to know everything about 93. were
China and asked me lots of question. In fact 94. questions
they are planning to visit China in next year. 95. in

1996上海
1. Even though Henry has learned Japanese for three years before he came to Japan, it was
A B
still difficult for him to express himself in Japanese.
C D
2. Tom stood up, turned towards me, and speaking so softly that I couldn't hear what he
A B C D
was saying.
3. When others were laughing over my joke, she sat there, silent, as if she had not heard of
A B C
even a word of my story.
D
4. We are hoping that a concert will be held soon at which the works of Liszt will play.
A B C D
5. He knew it was strict against the law, but he still parked his car in front of the city bank.
A B C D
6. Charlie offered me twenty dollars for my jacket, but it was not worth half that many.
A B C D
7. The football team has done well this year. All of their members have trained very hard.
A B C D
8. The doctor talked about his research for an hour, but not a word John understood.
A B C D
9. The crowd gathered at the entrance to the hotel, hoping to be lucky enough to have look A B C D
at the pop singer.
10. Contrary to common practice, he let his daughter studying at home instead of sending A B C
her to a school nearby.
D
1. B had learned 2. A spoke 3. C heard 4. D will be played 5. B strictly
6. D much 7. C its 8. D did John understand 9. D a look 10. B study

1997
Dear Bob,
Hello. I learn about you from my English teacher, 86. learned
Miss Fang. I’d like to∧ your pen friend, and get to 87. be/ become
know more about your country.
First, let me tell you something more about myself. 88. more
My name is Li Hua. I live in Beijing, where is the 89. which
capital of China. I go to Hongqi Middle School. We 90.√
study quite a few subject, such as maths, Chinese, 91. subjects
English and physics. I use to play ping-pong a lot 92. used
in my spare time, but now I am interesting in 93. interested
football.
Do you play any ball games? What ∧ your favourite 94. is
或Do you play any ball games? What your favourite 94. What’s
sport? I look forward to hear from you soon. 95. hearing
Yours,
Li Hua

1998
My Favourite Sport
My favourite sport is football. I was a member of 86. am
our school football team. We practise for three times 87. for
every week and often watch football match on TV 88. matches
together. Play football not only makes us grow up 89. Playing
tall and strong but also give us a sense of fair play and 90. gives
team spirit. We must keep in mind that we play 91. √
for the team instead ∧ourselves. Also, the sport 92. of
teaches us the important of obedience(服从). Each 93. importance
player must obey captain, who is the leader of 94. the
the team. And they must not break the rules too 95. we
often if we want to win the game.

1999
The Problem with Television
Now I can’t much watch television but a few years ago 86. much
I was used to watch it every night. I was often 87. was
a little tired after a day’s work and watch TV 88. watching
demands very little effort. Unfortunate, there are 89.Unfortunately
too many people among my family. Some wanted 90. in
to see the programme while others preferred 91. one
another. I am happy with any programme but 92. was
the others spent a lot∧time arguing and there 93. of
was no way of settling the matter except by 94. √
selling the set. Now someone at home reads instead. 95. everyone/ everybody

2000
The day before the speech contest (比赛) ∧English teacher 86. my
talked to me. She said that she and my schoolmate all 87. schoolmates
wished me success, but it didn't matter that I would 88. whether
win or not. When I was on the stage the next day, I felt so 89. √
nervous as I shook like a leaf. There were so many people 90. that
present! Suddenly, I caught a sight of my English teacher in 91. a
the crowd. She was smiling but nodding at me. I remembered 92. and
her words and calm down. I did a good job and won the first 93. calmed
prize. Now my picture and the prize is hanging in the library. 94. are
Whenever I see them I will often think of my English teacher. 95. often

2001
Like most of my schoolmates, I have neither brothers nor 76. √
sisters—in any other words, I am an only child. My parents 77. any
love me dearly of course and will do all they can ∧make sure 78. to
that I get a good education. They did not want me to do 79. do
any work at family; they want me to devote all my time to 80. home
my studies so that I’ll get good marks in all my subject. We 81. subjects
may be one family and live under a same roof, but we do 82. the
not seem to get much time to talk about together. It looks 83. about
as if my parents treat me as a visitor and a guest. Do they 84. or
really understand their own daughter? What things are in 85. How
other homes, I wonder.

2002
Last week my parents and I took a two-day trip to Emei
Mountain in Sichuan. As everyone knows, it’s∧famous 76. a
mountain with all kinds of plants and animals. The weather 77. √
was fine. It was almost noon∧we arrived at the foot of 78. when
the mountain. The three of them were very excited. As we 79. us
climbed the mountain, we fed monkeys, visiting temples 80. visited
and told stories. On the way up I was busy taking picture 81. pictures
since the scenery was so beautiful. The time passes quickly. 82. passed
Evening came down. We spent the night in a hotel at the top 83. down
of the mountain. The food was expensive and the service was 84. but
good. I was so tired that I fell asleep at the moment my 85. at
head touched the pillow.

2003
When I first learned to write in English, I ran into many 76. √
difficulties