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　　1£®I am scared to_look(look)down from the top of a tall building.
　　2£®I was watching TV when suddenly my mother came in.
　　3£®A small man pushed his way to the front of the line.
　　4£®He delayed telling(tell)her the news£¬waiting for the right moment.
　　5£®In response(respond) to an inquiry, quotations may be sent.
　　6£®The old ladies played cards  for small stast for amusement(amuse)£®
　　7£®When she heard that her father had died in the accident, she burst out crying(cry)£®
　　8£®The famous politician(politics) died in a tragic accident.
　　9£®It's unbelievable(believe) that the event repeated itself years later in the same place.
　　10£®He has to type his essays up because his writing is very messy(mess).
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　　1£®I was about to swim in the river while the guide told me there was man-eating fish in it.
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　　2£®John's stories keep the whole table amusing.
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　　3£®They were so moved that they burst out tears.
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　　4£®The old coins have been withdraw from circulation.
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　　5£®The government has been cautious in response about the report.
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　　6£®We apologize for the delay in unload baggage.
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　　7£®He had to push his way across the crowd to the car.
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　　8£®They scared him into hand over the keys.
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　　9£®He had been driven all day before he went to sleep.
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　　10£®At last the bus came.I had been waited for half an hour.
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　　1£®You will soon be convinced(convince) that she is right.
　　2£®We were desperate to_see(see) whether the method was working.
　　3£®You may imagine their astonishment(astonish) at finding the room empty.
　　4£®Joe is acknowledged as the best basketball player of the year.
　　5£®Prisoners were_forbidden(forbid) to approach the fence.
　　6£®I know nothing about it except what I have read in the papers.
　　7£®Stress and tiredness often result in a lack of concentration.
　　8£®He became much more cautious(caution) after the accident.
　　9£®I have a sweet tooth and can't resist eating(eat) chocolate and ice cream.
　　10£®Please keep the watch for me while/when I go swimming.
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　　He's ready to offer his help except_when_he's_busy.
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　　The_first_time_I_saw_him£¬he was reading a book.
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　　He_acknowledged_that the purchase had been a mistake.
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　　Thousands suffered death as_a_result_of_the_bomb_attacks.
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　　I went online to check if my pay was in my bannt.To my amazement I discovered that not only had I been paid, a company I'd never worked for had also paid me! I knew I'd have been beside_myself if my own salary was not in my account, so I tried to get the money back to the right person.Easier said than done.
　　The banldn't help as it wasn't a bank problem.The human resources department at the company that paid me was unable to help as I didn't have enough details.I rang the bank again.Thankfully I had a sympathetic call operator who gave me a name£¬so I again rang the company ¡°Daniel¡± worked for.
　　I expected the banld contact me to arrange to take the money from my account and repay Daniel.I heard nothing for a month and the money remained in my account when Daniel called£¬explaining he'd tried to get back his money but had been unsuccessful as neither the bank nor his company felt it was their error.He had rung to ask if I could speak to the bant after chatting for a few minutes we realized we could probably fix this problem ourselves.
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　　1£®Two of the windows were found broken(break)£®
　　2£®Without anything left(leave)in the cupboard£¬she went out to get something to eat.
　　3£®This book will be of great value(valuable) to him in his study.
　　4£®The first walk on the moon is quite an accomplishment(accomplish)£®
　　5£®The department has been starved of resources.
　　6£®I wonder why she married such a poor bank clerk.
　　7£®Her father is really tough on her boyfriend.
　　8£®The victim is too scared(scare) to go out after dark.
　　9£®She found a wallet lying(lie) on the ground.
　　10£®With the boy to_lead(lead) the way£¬we will find the house easily tomorrow.
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　　1£®With winter come on, it is time to buy warm clothes.
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　　2£®For most of the day he can still be found worked somewhere in the plant.
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　　3£®Don't ever lose these papers.They are of great important to our company.
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　　4£®How many people in the world are starving of bread?
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　　5£®Given these findings, there is no wonder that the job market is still so poor.
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　　She saw a small river with_green_grass_and_red_flowers_on_both_sides.
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