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    Mike,you’ve spent too much time TV.You’d better turn it off. A.watching B.to watch C.on watching D.watched 【查看更多】

     

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    You’ve spent too much time _________football.

    A．play

    B．playing

    C．played

    D．to play

     

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    — Mike, you've got so many beautiful stamps.

    — Yeah. I ____ collect stamps when I was 8 years old.

    A. was used to  B. used to   C. am used to  D. used

     

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    阅读下面短文，并借助上下文和插图补充所缺信息。每个空只能填写一个形式正确、意义相符的单词。

         "Daddy, can I learn to play the (1) _______? I'll try very hard." Sarah asked her (2)_______, Mr White.
         "All right," Mr White said. "I'll (3)_______ for you to have lessons for six weeks. If you play well, you
    can go on with your lessons. If you don't, I will (4)_______ the lessons."
         "OK, Daddy," Sarah said.
         Mr White found her a good and expensive (5)_______ and Sarah began her lessons.
         Six weeks later, Sarah said to Mr White, "I'm (6)_______ to play for you, Daddy."
         "Fine, Sarah," Mr White said."Begin."
        She began to play. She didn't play well. She made a terrible noise.
         Her father had one of his friends with him. The friend put his hands over his (7)_______ when he heard
    the noise.    
        When Sarah (8)_______, her father said,"Well done, Sarah. You can go on with your lessons."
        Sarah ran happily out of the room. Mr White's friend turned to him."You've spent a lot of (9)_______,
    but she still plays very (10)_______," he said.
         Mr White said, "Since she started learning the piano, I've been able to buy five apartments (单元房间) in
    this building very cheaply. In another six weeks, I'll own the whole building."

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    看图阅读下面短文，并利用上下文补充所缺信息，每个空格只需填写一个形式正确意义相符的单词．

    "Daddy, can I learn to play the 　　(1)　　?I'll try very hard．" Sarah asked her 　　(2)　　, Mr White．

    "All right," Mr White said．"I'll 　　(3)　　 for you to have lessons for six weeks．If you play well, you can go on with your lessons．If you don't, I will 　　(4)　　 the lessons．"

    "OK, Daddy," Sarah said．

    Mr White found her a good and expensive 　　(5)　　 and Sarah began her lessons．

    Six weeks later, Sarah said to Mr White, "I'm 　　(6)　　 to play for you, Daddy．"

    "Fine, Sarah," Mr White said．"Begin．"

    She began to play．She didn't play well．She made a terrible noise．

    Her father had one of his friends with him．The friend put his hands over his 　　(7)　　 when he heard the noise．

    When Sarah 　　(8)　　, her father said, "Well done, Sarah．You can go on with your lessons．"

    Sarah ran happily out of the room．Mr White's friend turned to him．"You've spent a lot of 　　(9)　　, but she still plays very 　　(10)　　, " he said．

    Mr White said, "Since she started learning the piano, I've been able to buy five apartments(单元房间)in this building very cheaply．In another six weeks, I'll own the whole building．"

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    　　There are some stories behind English words．

    　　You've spent a lot of time studying how to use English in a proper way．But have you ever wondered why English speakers say some of the things they say?For example, why do they say“an easy task”is“a piece of cake”?Why do the two letters“OK”means“all right”?

    　　Many English words and phrases have stories behind them．Sometimes these stories can help us look back into old western history．Let's take a look at a few of the original * common English words and phrases：

    　　OK

    　　“OK”was an American who lived in the 19th century．His name was“Old Kinderhook”．In one year he was trying to take the place of the leader of his town．His supporters went around the town shouting“OK\OK\”The supporters thought their future leader was“all right”．The expression caught on, and now if something is“all right”, people like to say“OK|”

    　　Boss*

    　　Is your boss nice to you?If not, just be glad you weren't living in the old times．Back to that time, bosses could do anything bad to their men and could even beat* them!That explains why the word“boss”comes from an old German word meaning“to beat”．

    　　A piece of cake

    　　A famous American writer named Ogden Nash lived in the 1930s．Many readers enjoyed his poems and wrote them down in their notebooks．In one of his poems, Nash wrote,“Her picture's in the papers now, and life's a piece of cake．”His readers found these words interesting and quickly wrote them down．They thought that if one picture in a newspaper could make you famous, wouldn't life be easy?

    　　For nearly 70 years,“a piece of cake”has meant any task or activity that is easy．

    (1)

    Some of English words can tell us stories about ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    how people learned English

    B．

    how English speakers create the words

    C．

    how people spoke English

    D．

    how people taught others to speak English

    (2)

    The word“boss”in old German means“________”．

    [　　]

    A．

    to work

    B．

    to help

    C．

    to beat

    D．

    to kill

    (3)

    “OK”comes from“________”．

    [　　]

    A．

    Old King

    B．

    Old Kindman

    C．

    Old Kinderhook

    D．

    Old Mcdonald

    (4)

    In this passage“a piece of cake”means“________”．

    [　　]

    A．

    an easy task or activity

    B．

    a difficult task or activity

    C．

    a simple newspaper to read

    D．

    a famous picture in a newspaper

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