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3．We thought that he was too young，so we didn't arrange for him to carry out the heavy task．
Taking his youth intoconsideration/account，we didn't arrange for him to carry out the heavy task．

分析 我們當時認為他太年輕，所以沒有安排他執(zhí)行這項重的任務．
把他年輕考慮進去，我們沒有安排他執(zhí)行這項重的任務．

解答 答案是Taking；consideration/account；本題考查同義句轉換；原題中的"We thought that he was too young我們認為他太年輕"可以轉換成同義短語"把他的年輕考慮進去"，take…into account/consideration表示"把…考慮進去"；題干中需要的是狀語，且take與句子主語we之間是主動關系，所以用現(xiàn)在分詞，故答案是Taking；consideration/account．

點評 本題考查句型轉換，在比較原句和改寫句的基礎上分析同義結構或句型，要積累常見同義詞、同義短語和同義結構．

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