【題目】根據(jù)句意及首字母或漢語提示完成單詞。
（1）He (時(shí)常)takes a walk in the morning.
（2）I don't want to make the (航海) by myself.
（3）The President was leaving for a four-day (正式的) visit to Mexico.
（4）(事實(shí)上), on second thoughts, I don't think I will go out with him.
（5）It is said that the (身份) of the woman is still unclear.
（6）The teacher advised him to build his v by doing more reading.
（7）Go s ahead, and you will find the entrance.

【答案】
（1）frequently
（2）voyage
（3）official
（4）Actually
（5）identity
（6）vocabulary
（7）straight
【解析】1句意：他時(shí)常上午散步。故填frequently。本句需要副詞做時(shí)間狀語。
2句意：我不想獨(dú)自進(jìn)行航海。故填voyage。voyage特指海上航行。
3句意：總統(tǒng)即將出發(fā)對(duì)墨西哥進(jìn)行為期四天的正式訪問。故填official。此空須形容詞修飾visit。
4句意：事實(shí)上，我再次想了一下，覺得我不會(huì)和他一起出去。故填A(yù)ctually。此空需要副詞作狀語。
5句意：據(jù)說這位女士的身份仍然不明。故填identity。此空需要一名詞作賓語從句的主語。
6句意：老師建議他多讀擴(kuò)大詞匯。故填vocabulary。此空須一名詞作build的賓語。
7句意：直走向前，那么你會(huì)找到那個(gè)入口。故填straight。此句是并列句，and前面部分祈使句，缺副詞作狀語。

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