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    7．China used 1.2 million tons of coal for heating and gneratingelectricity last year．

    分析 中国去年用了120万吨的煤来供暖和发电．

    解答 generating     generate是一个动词，意为"形成，造成；产生（能量），发（电）"，通过前面部分used 1.2 million tons of coal （用煤）可知，是用来发电的，generate electricity意为"发电"，又因为前面有介词for，heat和generate作为for的两个并列宾语，都要加ing，故填generating．

    点评 考查动词的词义，在熟记单词词义的基础上还要联系语境，从而写出正确答案，写动词时还要注意其人称、时态和语态的变化．

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