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    2．The girl expressed a hope．The hope was that she could enter South China Normal University．（合成同位语从句）
    The girl expressed a hope that she could enter South China Normal University．．

    分析 这个女孩表达了她的希望．这个希望是她能够进入华南师范大学．

    解答 答案是The girl expressed a hope that she could enter South China Normal University．本题考查同位语从句；题干中说明的是希望的内容，故需要在名词hope后接同位语从句；"she could enter South China Normal University"说明了hope的内容，并且从意思到成分都完整，故选用that引导同位语从句，从句位于hope之后．

    点评 本题考查句型转换，要按照题干的要求选择适当的句型，结合语境和相应的语法知识进行句式的变化．

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