【題目】

【1】禁止入內(nèi)。

________ ________.

【2】名單將公布在布告欄里。

The names will be ________ ________ on the college notice board.

【3】盡管他有時可能很煩人，我還是很喜歡他。

I like him, ________ ________ he can be annoying at times.

【4】在昨天的晚會上，Wilson和我熱烈地握手。

Wilson ________ ________ with me warmly at yesterday’s party.

【5】多保重！再見。

________ ________. Bye!

【答案】

【1】 No entry

【2】 put up

【3】 even though

【4】 shook hand

【5】 Take care

【解析】

【1】No+名詞，代詞，動名詞，表示禁止做某事。No entry表示禁止入內(nèi)。故填No entry

【2】短語put up表示張貼；這里是將來時的被動語態(tài)，其結(jié)構(gòu)是will be done的形式。故填put up

【3】even though表示即使，縱然；根據(jù)漢語提示，故填even though。

【4】短語shake hand表示握手；根據(jù)at yesterday’s party.可知用一般過去時態(tài)，shake的過去式是shook.根據(jù)漢語提示，故填shook hand。

【5】短語take care表示多保重；祈使句，動詞原形開頭，首字母大寫。根據(jù)漢語提示，故填Take care

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