【題目】用適當?shù)慕樵~填空
①As a student, you should focus your school work rather than some other things.
②Working in so much noise can cause damage your hearing.
③His laziness and carelessness led his failure in the examination.
④I am still a little confused what happened.
⑤I don’t want to make comments other people’s privacy.

【答案】on；to；to；about；on/upon
【解析】①focus on意為“集中注意力在……”。句意：作為一名學生，你應該把注意力集中在學習上而不是其他的事情上。
②cause damage to sth.意為“對某物造成傷害”。句意：在如此大的噪音下工作會損傷你的聽力。
③lead to意為“造成，導致”。句意：他的懶惰和粗心導致了他在考試的失敗。
④be cautious about意為“對……感到疑惑/困惑”。句意：我仍然對所發(fā)生的事情感到一絲困惑。
⑤make comment on/upon sth.意為“對某事作出評論”。句意：我不想對別人的隱私作出評論。

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