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    14．The earthquake left the whole city in the ruins．in the ruins去掉the．

    分析 地震使得整个城市陷入了一片废墟．

    解答 答案：in the ruins去掉the．
    分析句子结构可知，本题考查固定短语leave sth in ruins，使…陷入废墟，中间没有冠词；故答案为in the ruins去掉the．

    点评 考查介词短语的记忆，在平时的学习中，要对词汇的应用进行积累．

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