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The farm boys in Gentry Ville liked to talk Albert

1.________

Lincoln. They talked how he was always reading and

2.________

worked in the fields with Abe. John said, When Abe came

3.________

back from the work, he would snatch a piece of corn bread,

4.________

sit down, take a book, and to readWhenever Abe had a

5.________

chance he should stop working and go back home to read.

6.________

Abe liked to explain other people what he was getting

7.________

from books. When writing letters to his father, Abe read

8.________

the words out loud as he writes them down. Before writing

9.________

a letter he asked such questions: How do you want to

10.________

say in the letter? How do you want to express it?

 

答案:
解析:

1.     谈论某人某事,用talk about。

2.     读书和下地干活不可能两件事同时进行。应将and 改为or。

3.     本句正确。

4.     work这里是指工作本身,不特指某一份工作,所以删掉the。

5.     sit down,take和read是并列成分,都应用原型。

6.     should意为应该,显然和上下文句意不符。应改为would,表示只要一有机会就会停下工作回家读书。

7.     explain to sb向某人解释。

8.     write to sb,write letters for sb,都是给某人写信的意思。

9.     整篇文章都是过去时,所以write应该改为过去时wrote。

10.   这句话缺少say的宾语,应该改为what意思是你想在这封信里说什么。

 


提示:

1. talked后加 about  2. and-or  3.√  4. 删 the  5. 删 to  6. should-would  7.explain 后加 to  8. to-for  9. writes-wrote  10. How-What

 


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