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In the boxes below are some of the expressions you have learned in this unit. Do you understand their meanings? Do you know how to use them in the proper context? Now check for yourself by doing the blank-filling exercise. Change the form where necessary. Text A dawn on, drop in, drop out, drown out, fall out, lose faith, put sb. up, sign off, start over.Text B at rest, dry out, fall away, on the sidelines.Example: Could you put me up for the night when I come to London? (1) He wrote me a brief note, saying that he had forgiven me, which finally set my mind __. (2) It is a pity that Bill __ of college after his first year.(3) I didn't know what to do when I found my wisdom was __.(4) To help themselves find good jobs, many unemployed young people have decided to __ on vocational ( 职业的 ) training courses organized by the local government.(5) I didn't notice my own mistake, but at last it __ me that Joanna had been right all along.

In the boxes below are some of the expressions you have learned in this unit. Do you understand their meanings? Do you know how to use them in the proper context? Now check for yourself by doing the blank-filling exercise. Change the form where necessary. 

Text A 

dawn on, drop in, drop out, drown out, fall out, lose faith, put sb. up, sign off, start over.

Text B 

at rest, dry out, fall away, on the sidelines.

Example: Could you put me up for the night when I come to London? 

(1) He wrote me a brief note, saying that he had forgiven me, which finally set my mind __. 

(2) It is a pity that Bill __ of college after his first year.

(3) I didn't know what to do when I found my wisdom was __.

(4) To help themselves find good jobs, many unemployed young people have decided to __ on vocational ( 职业的 ) training courses organized by the local government.

(5) I didn't notice my own mistake, but at last it __ me that Joanna had been right all along.

题目解答

答案

【正确答案】at rest;dropped out;drying out;drop in;dawned on.

文本中短语的意思为:

Text A:渐渐明白,参加,退学,淹没,退出,失去信心,挂掉某人,签字,重新开始。

Text B:放松,干涸,消失,站在边线上。

题目要求为“以下方框是你在本单元所学到的一些表达。你明白它们的意思吗?你知道如何在适当的语境下使用它们吗?现在你自己来做一下填空练习。在必要的地方改变它们的形式。”

1.原句翻译为“他给我写了一张简短的便条,说他已经原谅了我,这使我终于__。”,其中“that he had forgiven me”是saying的并宾语从句,which引导非限定性定语从句修饰前边的整个句子,我们推出空格处的翻译为“放心”,“set my mind at rest”意为“让我的心放下了”,结合所给短语的意思,可选出答案at rest。

2.原句翻译为“很遗憾,比尔大学一年级后就__。”,其中“that Bill __ of college after his first year”是同位语从句,解释说明pity的内容,我们推出空格处的翻译为“退学了”,结合所给短语的意思,我们推出“退学”这个动作已经发生,所以从句用一般过去时,可选出答案dropped out。

3.原句翻译为“当我发现我的智慧正在__时,我不知道该怎么办。”,其中“ what to do”是know的宾语从句,when引导时间状语从句说明动作发生的时间,“my wisdom was __”是found的宾语从句,由was可知该从句的时态是过去进行时,我们推出空格处的翻译为“干涸”,结合所给短语的意思,可选出答案drying out。

4.原句翻译为“为了帮助自己找到好工作,许多失业的年轻人决定__由当地政府组织的职业培训课程。”,其中“To help themselves find good jobs”表示目的,“decided to do sth.”意为“决定做某事”,“organized by the local government”是后置定语修饰courses,我们推出空格处的翻译为“参加”,结合所给短语的意思,可选出答案drop in。

5.原句翻译为“我没有注意到自己的错误,但最后我__乔安娜一直都是对的。”,其中“at last”意为“最后”,“all along“意为”自始至终,一直”,我们推出空格处的翻译为“明白”,but引导关系相反的句子,但时态是一致的,所以空格处的时态是一般过去时,结合所给短语的意思,可选出答案dawned on。

解析

本题考查动词短语的语境理解和形式变化。解题核心在于:

  1. 准确理解短语含义,结合句意选择合适短语;
  2. 注意动词时态、语态及非谓语形式;
  3. 关注句子结构(如主谓一致、从句关系等)。

第(1)题

关键点:短语set one's mind at rest表示“消除疑虑,放心”。
原句中“which finally set my mind __”需填入短语后半部分at rest,与set构成固定搭配。

第(2)题

关键点:短语drop out表示“退学”。
句中“after his first year”表明动作发生在过去,需用一般过去时dropped out。

第(3)题

关键点:短语dry out表示“干涸”。
句中“was”后接现在分词,表示过去进行时,故填drying out。

第(4)题

关键点:短语drop in表示“参加(活动)”。
句中“decide to __”需填入动词原形drop in,表示“参加职业培训课程”。

第(5)题

关键点:短语dawn on表示“突然明白”。
句中“at last”强调动作完成,需用一般过去时dawned on。

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