第二節(jié) 根據(jù)括號內(nèi)的提示，請用單詞的正確形式填空。

1.From what you say, I draw a __________(結(jié)論) that she is not the right person for the job.

2.She can’t get the job for __________(缺乏) of experience.

3.The teacher had the students ___________(分開) into 3 groups to have a discussion about first aids.

4.The football team, ___________(組成) of 22 players and three coaches, was set up about 3 years ago.

5.Her particular way of smiling left a good ____________(印象) on me.

6.Every time I look at the picture, I am ____________(經(jīng)常地) reminded of my childhood.

7.We are ___________(高興的) to accept your invitation.

8.A careful ____________(評定) of all students’ work is made by the head teacher.

9.Only if you __________(集中) on your study can you get good grades.

10.The doctor demanded that the patient be __________(治療) immediately.

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