1.鄉(xiāng)村的生活十分無聊，我不久就感到厭煩了。

The life in the country was so boring that I soon got _________ _________ _________ it

2.如果只是把佛羅里達(dá)看作是旅游勝地，那你就錯了。

It's a mistake to think ofFlorida only_________ _________ _________its tourist attractions.

3.在地震中受損的房子需要修理。

Some buildings damaged in the earthquake are still _______ _________ _________ repair.

4.在政府的幫組下，農(nóng)民們開始著手改變這個局面。

With the help of the government, the peasants ________ _______ _______ the situation.

5.我們隊在比賽中輸了的消息令我們很沮喪。

We ________ ________ ________ by the news that our team was defeated in the game.

 

1.fed up with

2.in terms of

3.in need of

4.set about changing

5.were cast down

【解析】

試題分析：

1.考查動詞短語。短語feed up with對……感到厭煩，注意用get + v-ed形式。

2.考查介詞短語。短語in terms of 就……而言； 在……方面。

3.考查介詞短語。短語in need of 需要。

4.考查動詞短語。短語set about doing 開始著手做。

5.考查動詞短語。cast down 使沮喪。注意用被動語態(tài)。

考點：考查學(xué)生對短語語法掌握

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