初中英語介詞專項練習(xí)100例含答案(二)VIP

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18、.I hope you can answer the paper ink, not pencil.A.at, withB.with,in aC.in, withaD.with,in.The small village lies the west of the river.A.atB.inC.fromD.to.The children are really hungry now, so we 'd better find a restaurant to eat.A.atB.forC./D.with.The manager walked the room, not knowing what

19、 to do with the workers.A. back and forthB. to and fromC. up and downD. backwards and forwards.Shall we make it a rule that no language English should be spoken in an EnglishA. butB. besidesC. unlessD. likeIt is rude to make fun the disabled.A. atB. aboutC. ofD. withthe bad weather, we would have go

20、ne picnicking yesterday.A. In spite ofB. But forC. Because ofD. As for.It's very kind to help us the harvest.A. of you; inB. for them; withC. of them; withD. for you; in.They look the way as the key success.69 . It seems that he is always.A. in hurryB. in a hurryC. with a hurryD. with hurry70 .

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23、. He introduced himself Big John, but his real name is John Williams.A. toB. likeC. asD. for77 . As a housekeeper,working, washing and sewing, she had to take care of four small Children.A. besideB. exceptC. except for D. besides78 . everyone's surprise, the seven-year-old boy worked out the pro

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28、the street.C. If you want to get to the bus stop, you must walk across the street.D. the bus stop is over there when you walk straight along the street.89 . With her brown hair and blue eyes Jane seems to her mother but in other waysshe is more like her father.A. look afterB. take afterC. run afterD

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