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1、高考英語語法填空專題訓(xùn)練(一)Manyyearsago,myfriend’sgrandfatherdecidedtobecomeaneyesurgeon.Hesentsixyearsat___1___universitystudyingmedicine,andthenhadtogoofftowar.Hisparentswereproudofhim,___2___theysupportedhimwhenhefinallybeganasadoctorinasmallvillage.Hewasverypatient__
2、_3___sickpeopleandveryskillfulatdiagnosingdiseases.___4___,duringhis___5___(one)weeksasadoctor,hedeliberatelypoisonedaveryoldlady,apatient___6___simplywantedtodietoavoidmore___7___(suffer).Theolddoctorthathe8(join)inthevillagepracticeencouragedhimtocontinue,b
3、uthewouldnotsupporthisapplicationtotrainasasurgeon.Heshouldhavebeenchargedformurder,buttheolddoctorandthefamilynevertoldanybodyabout___9___.Ifthepublichadeverbeenawareofthegrandfather’sactions,thefamily’sreputationwould___10___(ruin).Keys:1.a2.and3.with4.Howe
4、ver5.first6.who/that7.suffering8.would9.it10.haveruined考點:1、冠詞2、連詞3、介詞4、副詞5、序數(shù)詞6、定語從句7、構(gòu)詞法(動詞—名詞)8、過去完成時9、代詞10、虛擬語氣(二)TheBritishsenseofhumordiffersfromothercountries___1___itisgenerallymorenegative.Whenitcomesto___2___(make)theBritishlaugh,thereisnothing___3_
5、__effectivethanasociallyinappropriatejoke.PopularBritishcomedyshowssuchasFawltyTowers,BlackadderandtheOfficeare___4___(fill).ofsarcasm(諷刺),teasingandself-deprecation(自嘲).Itreflectstheculturewheremocking,moaningandridiculeispartofeverydaylife.___5___mostBritis
6、hpeopledon’ttakethesejokestoo___6___(serious),foreignersareoftenpuzzledbythem.Arecentsurveyfoundthatmostforeigners___7___visitedBritainfoundthattheBritishare“arrogant(傲慢的)”,unfriendlyandhavealmostnosenseofhumor.DoforeignersnotunderstandBritishhumor___8___aret
7、heBritishjustnotsofunny___9___theythinktheyare?McKinstrycertainlythinkstheBritisharefunny.“AccusingtheBritish___10___havingnosenseofhumorisliketellingRolls-Roycethatitscarsaredown-market.Keys:1.because2.making3.more4.full5.while6.seriously7.who8.or9.as10.of考點
8、:1、原因狀語從句2、非謂語動詞(動名詞)3、形容詞比較級4、詞類轉(zhuǎn)換5、連詞6、副詞7、定語從句8、連詞(并列連詞9、比較狀語從句10、介詞。(三)Childlaborhasbeenaproblemformanyyears.Overahundredyearsago,CharlesDickensshockedmanyofhisreaderswhenhedescribedt