2022年中考英语人教版复习练习-语法突破专练(七).docx

语法突破专练(七)【语境演练】. 单项选择(C)1. Dont_ todays work for tomorrow. Todays work must be done today.  A. put up B. put outC. put off D. give away (B)2. Why do you want to stay at home? Because I _good when I am with my family.  A. smell B. feel C. taste D. sound(C)3. Thanks for your invitation, but Im so sorry I cant go. I need to _my baby at home.  A. take awayB. take offC. take care of D. take out of(B)4. Hi, Ann! I won the first prize in the English Speech Contest. Congratulations! And I guess your parents must _you.  A. be mad at B. be proud of C. be angry with D. be impolite to(A)5. Excuse me! Could you wake me up when my friend _here?  Of course. But we still dont know when your friend _here.  A. comes; will comeB. comes; comesC. will come; comesD. will come; will come. 根据句意, 用所给动词的适当形式填空1. My mother was cooking(cook) in the kitchen when I got home. 2. Jack often does(do) his homework after dinner. 3. They built(build) a big building near the school last year. 4. English is spoken(speak) by more and more people now. 5. The boy called(call) Tom is our new classmate. 6. The teacher told us to pay attention to spelling (spell) English words. . 按要求完成下列句子, 每空一词1. Emma does her homework in the evening. (变为否定句) Emma doesnt do her homework in the evening. 2. Sandra enjoys her stay in the city. (改为否定句) Sandra doesnt enjoy her stay in the city. 3. The teacher explained to us the puzzling problem yesterday afternoon. (改为一般疑问句)Did the teacher explain to you the puzzling problem yesterday afternoon? 4. (2021·达州中考)Could you tell us? When does the band start playing this evening? (两句合并成一句)Could you tell us when the band starts playing this evening? 5. The boy began to learn English five years ago. (改为现在完成时)The boy has learned English for five years. 【语篇提升】. 语法填空根据短文内容, 用括号内所给动词的适当形式填空, 必要时可加助动词或情态动词。If you are hiking with a friend who is overweight, you 1. may hear(hear) them say that the mountains look higher than what they really are. 2. Is(be) your friend lazy? Actually, this is just what the world 3. looks(look) like in their eyes.  Scientists show that 4. being(be) overweight distorts perception(扭曲知觉). They think distances(距离) are farther away than they actually are. In one study, scientists asked 66 people of different weights and sizes 5. to say(say) how far a traffic sign was. The sign was actually 25 meters away. Those who were about 57kg thought it was just 15 meters from them, but those who 6. weighed (weigh) about 146kg saw it as being 30 meters away.  So, far from being lazy, overweight people simply see the world differently when 7. thinking(think) about exercise. They are “carrying” their heavy weight. “If you find yourself out hiking with a heavy backpack, hills 8. will seem (seem) higher, ” Jessica Witt said.  Its this idea that if you have to 9. make (make) more of an effort(努力) to climb that hill because you 10. are carrying(carry) this heavy backpack, the hill is going to look more challenging(具有挑战性的).  “You are not seeing that hill as it is. You are seeing the world through your ability to act. You have less ability because you are having to carry this backpack, ” Witt said. 关闭Word文档返回原板块