人教版八年級(jí)上冊(cè)英語(yǔ)期末復(fù)習(xí)必刷題-學(xué)生版-專題07 語(yǔ)法填空

人教版八年級(jí)上冊(cè)英語(yǔ)期末復(fù)習(xí)必刷題-學(xué)生版——專題07語(yǔ)法填空（15篇）（一）Everyoneshouldlearntobepolite(禮貌的)whereverheis.Forexample,whenyoumakean1(invite)tosomebody,youshouldsaylikethis:Canyou...?Andifyouaren’tavailableandhavetoprepareforanexamoryouhavetheflu,you2(reply)politelytorefuseit.Nowadayspeoplealwaysuse3(message).Ifyoumake,acceptorturndowninvitationsbymessage,politenessisstillimportant.Let’sseeoneofDavid’smessagepages.Dearclassmates,AsI’msureyouknowbynow,Ms.Steen4(leave)soon.Toshowhowmuchwe’regoingtomissher,let’shaveasurprisepartyforhernextFridaythe28th!Canyoucometotheparty?Ifso,canyouhelpwiththepreparations?Weneedfood,drinks,andpaper,pensandglueforthegames.PleasetellmebythisFriday.Ilookforwardto5(hear)fromyouall.Tworeplies.FromHeWei:Whatagreatidea!Ican’twaitforit.FromJake:Thanksforplanningthis.I’dloveto,6Ihavetovisitmyaunt.Internetmakesmessagesendingsoeasy.Youcanforward,deleteandprintamessagejustbypressinganicon(圖標(biāo)).Someevenhaveacalendar7(tell)youthetimeofyourmessages.Manypeoplestilluseinvitations8paper.Let’sseeone:DearParents,Iwouldliketoinviteyoutothe9(open)ofournewlibraryatNo.9HighSchool.TheeventwillbeonthemorningofWednesday,January8that9:00.Afterthis,youcanenjoyourschoolconcert.Hope10(have)youasourguests.LarrySmithHeadmaster（二）Anewyeariscoming.TodayIaskedsomestudentsabouttheirNewYear’s11(resolution).Herearetheiranswers.Bettyisgoingtogetbettergradesinthenewyear.SheisgoodatEnglishandmath,12shedoesn’tdowellinChinese.Sosheneedstoimprove13(she)Chinese.Jackisgoingtoexercisemoretokeep14(health),becauseheisbecomingfatterandfatter.Heoftengetsupverylate.Inthecomingyear,heisgoingtogetup15(early)thanbefore.Gregisgoingtohave16goodeatinghabit.Heisgoingtoeatmorevegetablesandfruit.Theycan17(make)himstrong.Sallyisgoingtospendmoretimehelpingherparentsdosomehousework.Shewantstobefriends18herparents.Inaword,everystudenthashisownplan.They19(try)theirbesttomaketheirresolutionsworknextyear.20theirteacher,Iamreallyveryhappy.（三）Rita:Iwillhavealotofchanges（變化）inthefuture,such21mylooks,myworkandmyhobbies.IthinkIwillhavelongbrownhair.Iwillbe22（fat）thannowandIwillbetallerthannow.IwouldliketobeanEnglish23becauseIlikechildrenandIthinktheyarecleverandlovely.IcanhelpchildrenopentheireyesandIbelieveIcangivethemagoodstart.SoImustlearnEnglish24（good）.Asformyhobbies,Ilikedrawingcartooncharactersandreadingmagazines.ButinthefutureI’lloftenskateandsingsongsbecausetheyareexcitingandinterestingandtheycankeepme25（health）.Ihopemyfutureplanswillcometrue.Tina:IamnotreallysurewhatI’llbedoinginthefuture.AndIthinkthefutureisfarawayfromme.IguessthatI26beaninterpreterorapilot.IlikeEnglish.IthinkEnglishisvery27（use）butitisverydifficult.Iliketravelling,too.Iwanttotravelaroundtheworld.ButI’mtoo28toenjoymylifenow.OnweekdaysIhavemanysubjectstolearn.AndonweekendsIhavemanyfriendstoplaywith.Sometimeswegoshoppingandsometimeswedomany29（difference）things.Inthefuture,IwillhaveagoodfamilyandImustlook30myparentswellbecauseIhavegrownup.Idon’tworryaboutthefuture.I’mreallysureIwillhaveagoodfutureifIworkhard.（四）Hello,everyone!IamSandy.Todaywehavea31(discuss)abouthowtogivethankstoourparentsinclass.Ourteachersayswecanmakesomefoodfor32(they).Weallthinkitisagoodidea.Tom33(plan)tomakepopcorn.Hisgrandmotherknowshowtomakepopcorn.Shecantellhimtheway34(make)it.Ginacooksnoodles35(good),andwealllikehernoodles.MikewantstomakeRussiansoup.Andhetellsushowtomakeit.36,(one)buysomebeefandvegetables.Then,cutthemup.Afterthat,37(put)themintoapotandaddsomewater.Foronemorething,cookthemforhalfanhourandaddsome38(salt).Iwanttomakefruitsalad.I39(learn)tomakeitfromabook.ItissoeasythatIcandoitquickly.Ourteachersaysifwewanttogive40(thank)tosomeone,wemustputourheartsintoit.Iwillrememberthatinmymind.（五）DearSusan,I’msorrytohearthatyouarenotfeelingwellthesedays.Iknowyou41(make)somemistakesinthelastmathexam.Andyouareveryupset.Wouldyoumindme42(give)yousomeadvice?It’snormalfor43teenagertomakesomemistakesintheexam.Sometimesit’sbecauseyouare44(care),andsometimesit’sjustbecausetheexamisalittledifficultforyou.Don’tworryaboutittoomuch.Makesureyoucanlearnsomethingusefulfromtheexam.It’smuch45(important)thanworryingaboutit.Ifyouhaveproblemswithyourmath,whynotaskyourmathteacher46help?Don’tbeafraidthatyourmathteacherwillbeangrywithyou.Ithinkyourmathteacherwillbekindenough47(help)you.Youshouldalsobemorecarefulwhenyoudoyourhomeworkortakeanexamnexttime.Aslongasyouworkhardallthetime,Ibelieveyouwill48(certain)getgoodgradesinthefuture.Don’tbesad.Whenyoumeetsomeproblems,youshouldtryyourbest49(solve)them.50youcan’tsolvethemyourself,youcantalkwithsomeoneyoutrusttosharethem.Asweknow,sharingaproblemislikecuttingitinhalf.Ihopemyadvicecanhelpyouandthingscanworkoutsoon.（六）Asteenagers,youhavemanydreams.Thesedreamscanbeverybig,ortheycanbesmall.Onceyoufindadream,whatdoyoudowithit?Doyouevertrytomakeyourdreamreal?FollowYourheartisabookwrittenbytheAustralian51(write)AndrewMatthews.Ittellsusthatmakingourdreamsrealisoneof52(big)challenges(挑戰(zhàn))inlife.Youmaythinkyou’renotgoodatsomesubjects,orthatitis53(possible)foryoutobecomeawriter.Thesethoughtsstopyoufromgettingyourdream,thebooksays.54fact,everyonecanmakehisdreamcometrue.Thefirstthingyoumustdoistorememberwhatyourdreamis.Keeptellingyourselfwhatyouwant55(clear).Dothisstepbystepandyourdreamwillcometruefasterbecause56bigdreamisjustmanysmalldreams.Youmustalsonevergiveupyourdream.Therewillbemanydifficultiesontheroadtoyourdreams.57,thebiggestdifficultycomesfromyou.Youneed58(decide)whatisthemostimportant.StudyinginsteadofwatchingTVwillleadtobetterexam59(result).Youneverknowwhat60(happen)onyourwaytoyourdreams.Asyougetclosertoyourdream,itmaychangealittle.Thisisgoodasyouhavethechancetolearnmoreskillsandfindnewinterests.（七）Whatdoyoudowhenyouhavetrouble?Doyouoftenhave61(something)difficulttodowith?Whenfacingproblemsandworries,somepeoplebelieve62(bad)thingistodonothingbecauseifwerunawayfromthem,we63(have)moreproblems.Thenhowtodealwithourproblems?Itisusefultofindsomeoneyoutrusttotalkto.Ifwetalktoothers,we’ll64(certain)becomelessworried.Thepersondoesn’tneedtobe65expert.YourfriendsorparentswillbeOK.Theyarealwaystheretohelpyou.Weoftensaythatsharingaproblemislikecuttingit66half.Themoreyoutalktoothers,the67(few)worriesyouwillget.Maybeyou68(notsolve)yourproblemslikethisinthepast.Butnow,justremember:69wetalktosomeone,we’llfeelworse.Soareyougoing70(talk)tootherswhenyouhaveproblemsafterlearningthispassage?（八）DearLucy,Thankyoufor71(invite)metoyourparty.I’msorryIcan’tcome.I’dloveto72Ican’t.Itwillbeareallybusyweekendforme.73Saturdaymorning,IplantomeetmycousinLauraattheairport.Intheafternoonwearegoingtothemovies.Oh,it’s74excitingfilmbyJackieChan.JackieChanisoneofLaura’sfavoritefilm75(star).Shethinks76(he)filmsareveryinteresting.OnSundaymorningI’mgoingtothelibrary.There77manybooksandmagazinesandI’mgoingtodosome78(read)there.Intheafternoon,Iwillgo79(shop)withmymotherbecauseshe80(want)tobuysomeclothesforme.IntheeveningI’mgoingtohelpmymothercookdinner.We’regoingtomakedumplings.Yours,Lily（九）Surprisepartiesareverypopularbecausemanypeoplewouldliketogive81(they)familyandfriendsagreatsurprisewhenabigdaycomes.However,doyouknowwhatasurprisepartyislike?Letmegiveyou82example.Itwashalfpastsix83Sundayevening.BobinvitedhisfatherMr.Green84(play)chess.WhenMr.Green85(open)thedoor,hefoundtheroomwasdark.Hecouldn’tsee86(clear).Suddenly,alioncaughthim.Hewasalittleafraid.Thenthelightwason.HefoundthelionwasBob!BehindBob,Mr.Greensawhiswifeandafew87(guest).AllofthemsaidtoMr.Green,“Happybirthday!”Mr.Greensmiledhappily.Youthinkagiftisgood,butinfact,toyourfamily,asurprisepartyismuch88(good).Wehopethatasurpriseparty89(make)themfeeltheyarethehappiestpeopleintheworld.Finally,iftheparty90(be)successful,youwillfeelglad.（十）LotsoftravelersvisitYunnaneveryyear.InYunnan,manypeopleeatricenoodlesforbreakfast,andeven91lunchanddinner.Howtomakethisspecialfood?Hereisawayof92(make)it.Youneedtohavericenoodles,chickensoup,chicken,93(lettuce)andeggs.(Ofcourse,youcanalsohaveotherthingslikefishanddifferentvegetables.)94(one),washthelettuceandcutitup.Cutupthechickeninto95(piece).Next,makethechickensoupvery96(hot),over100℃.Then,cooktheeggs,meatandlettuceinthepotofhotsoup,one97one.Then,putthericenoodlesintothesoupandcookit98ahightemperaturefortenminutes.Finally,remembertoaddsomepepperandsalt99thericenoodles.Now,it’stime100(enjoy)thericenoodles!（十一）

Jessicais101Americanwoman.Shewasbornwithoutarms,butshehadthepowertochangeherlife.She102(win)theblackbeltintaekwondo(跆拳道)andgotherpilot’slicense(執(zhí)照)in2008.Thesetwothingsareverydifficult103commonpeople,butJessicamanagedtodoboth.Ittookhermanyyearstolearnhowtodoeverythingwithher104(foot).Atfirst,itwasreallyhard.Butshefinishedherhighschoolandcollege105(successful).Shealwayswenttobedlaterandgotup106(early)thanotherstudents.She107criedorgaveupwhenshefacedproblems.Beinghard-working,Jessicadidn’tletanyonedown.Shewasthe108(one)personwithoutarmstoflyanairplaneintheGuinnessWorldRecords.Jessicasaidhergoalwastobecomeaspeaker.Shebelievedthat109(she)experiencescouldinspire(鼓舞)peopleandmakethem110(move)forward.（十二）MaxBurns,a19-year-oldBritishman,isverypopularontheInternetbecauseofhisvideosof111(make)Chinesefood.Max’sparents112(work)inChinaformanyyears.SoMaxspenthisfirst13yearsbeingimmersed(沉浸于)inChineseculture—learningthelanguageandlovingthefood.WhenhisfamilymovedtoBrighton,UKin2017,MaxmissedChinesefoodverymuch.Hebegantoordertakeaways(外賣食物)fromlocalChineserestaurantsatfirst.Butthemealsdidn’ttasteas113(well)astheywereinChina.Theywerealso114(real)expensive.ThenMaxdecidedtotrytomakeChinese115(dish)athome.Maxfoundthatmanyofhisfriendsdidn’tknowmuchabouttherealChinesefood,116hewantedtodosomething.ThenhemadevideosofmakingChinesefoodandput117online.Inhisvideos,MaxshowsothershowtocooktherealChinesefoodathome.Thevideos118(help)himwinmillionsoffansallovertheworldovertheyears.“WhenpeopleaskmewhereI’mfrom,Ifindithard119(answer)becauseIgrewupinChinaandnowI’mlivingintheUK,”hesays.“I’mjusttryingtoshareChineseandBritishculture120ChineseandBritishpeople,andbuildaculturalbridgebetweenthem.”（十三）Thedumplingisoneofthemost121(tradition)foodinChina.ThepeopleinafamilyoftengettogethertomakedumplingsduringtheNewYear’sEve.YesterdayI122(decide)tomakethisdeliciousfoodformyfamily.Becausethatwasmyfirsttime123(make)dumplings.Rolling(搟)dumplingwrappersand124(make)dumplingfilling(餡)weredifficultforme.First,somemeat,onecabbageandonecarrotwerenecessary.Second,togowiththedumplingfilling,Momtaughtmetocut125themeatandvegetablessothatIcould126(easy)makethedumplingfillingwiththosepiecesby127(add)somesaltandpepper.Third,Iputthefinisheddumplingfillinginabowl.Fourth,Iwasgoingtomakethedough(面團(tuán)).Fifth,Icutthedoughintosmall128(piece),andthenmadethemintoroundones.Sixth,Iputthefillinginthecenterofadumplingwrapperonebyone,thenfolded(對(duì)折)themup.129(final),putthedumplingsintothepotandcookedthemforafewminutes.Inthisway,Icookeddeliciousdumplings.Althoughitwasdifficultformetomakedumplingsforthefirsttime,withthehelpofmyfamily,Ifoundthefunofcookingandthoughtitwas130interestingexperience.（十四）MynameisKaren.Lindaismybestfriend.