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Multiple choice questions 多项选择

1.B准确 involve vt.包括, 使陷入

2.D准确

-- identify à identifiable（adj.能够确认的）

-- return à returnable（adj.可退回的）

-- eat à eatable（adj.能够吃的）

3.B准确 unless = if?not

4.A准确 c) any?large?bank?notes（any +复数）

5.C准确真实的条件句

6.B准确

一般来说, 如果表示某人的东西就用?‘s.

如果采用介词of表示所属关系, 被修饰名词前要出现定冠词。

-- Mary’s book = the book of Mary

7.C准确简单句, 选用一般过去式

8.A准确safety n.安全, 保险

9.A准确

-- in?charge?of 某人负责某物

-- in?the?charge?of 某物由某人负责

10.D准确 -- become ash = turn?to?ash = turn into ash

11.B准确

send = dispatch（vt.送, 派遣, 发出）= deliver（vt.递送, 交付）

convey（vt.运输, 运送）fetch（vt.去取回来）

12.B准确

provided（conj.倘若）= providing（conj.倘若）

-- Provided that you reduce the price, I‘ll take all the goods.

假如你减价, 我会买下所有的货物。

c) supposed的形式不对, suppose和supposing都能够。

-- Suppose（conj.假使...结果会怎样）= supposing（conj.万一, 假使）

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