【題目】按照句子含義填入適當?shù)膯卧~或用所給單詞的適當形式填空。
（1）Have you made an to him for breaking his window?
（2）He begged for (forgive) for what he had done.
（3）Reaching the top of the tower, he was out of .
（4）It is said Yoga is of great to human health.
（5）The party will be held in the garden, weather (permit).

【答案】
（1）apology
（2）forgiveness
（3）breath
（4）benefit
（5）permitting
【解析】
（1）考查名詞。句意：你因為打壞了他的窗戶向他道歉了嗎？make an apology to sb. for sth."因某事向某人道歉"是固定搭配, 故填apology.
（2）考查名詞。句意：他為所做的乞求原諒。動詞短語begged for后用名詞, 故填forgiveness.
（3）考查名詞。句意：到達山頂時他已經(jīng)上氣不接下氣。out of breath"上氣不接下氣"是固定短語, 故填breath.
（4）考查名詞。句意：據(jù)說瑜伽對人的健康有益。此處是be of+名詞=be+形容詞的用法, 故填名詞benefit.
（5）考查獨立主格結(jié)構(gòu)。本題逗號前后沒有連詞連接, 說明逗號后面不是句子, 而是一個短語。Weather與permit構(gòu)成主動關(guān)系, 所以使用現(xiàn)在分詞。獨立主格結(jié)構(gòu)不是句子, 但是它的作用就相當于句子, Weather permitting="If" weather permits.故填permitting.

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