英语题 求大手 介词/副词填空

大一上英语专业介词副词填空习题~

介词 ＋ 名词
副词 ＋ 动词 或 形容词

例如：
他是猪。（猪是名词，所以“是”是介词）
他疯狂奔跑 （奔跑是动词，“疯狂”是副词）
她的笑容十分灿烂。
（灿烂是形容词，“十分”是副词）
回答者：失眠瞌睡虫 - 魔法师 五级 9-17 12:18
介词后＋名词，代词或动词的ing形式（注意，一定加ing：如果是两个名词之间to的，是不定式，不加ing）

副词，修饰adj.（形容词）(例如：very beautiful) n.(名词）v.(动词）（副词在这里相当于语文中的“地”）(你不会不知道把～～！）adv.（副词）(very much)，或者整个句子
such as:luckyly,I pass the test

1. To be honest is to be true (to) oneself.
2. Some people find the new technology makes theatre less believable, less true (from) their own experience and therefore less convincing than the performances seen on television and cinema.
3. Teachers are (in) short supply, and as a result, education has become more expensive.
4. Gasoline was (in) short supply after the war.
5. Medicines are (in) short supply; diseases are spreading quickly.
6. The point of his speech is that we should stand (for) freedom.
7. These people say that they stand (for) peace, love, liberty, and human responsibility.
8. Very soon a letter arrived from Beijing in response (to) an old man's inquiries about his elder son who is still alive and lives not far from the capital.
9. A child's response (to) death will vary in accordance with age.
10. Sorry, you're just a few links (away) from the website that you want to go to.
11. A senior official from the university said that they were trying their best to transform their university (into) a top school in the country.
12. When they had learned the whole story from beginning to end their surprise was transformed (into) excitement.
13. Realizing that the end of his career was near (at) hand, he looked for some additional income.
14. The accident happened in a place far away from cities and hospitals were not near (at) hand; that's why some people died just because of bleeding.
15. Could I have access (to) your central computer for a while?
16. The poor people in the country have access (to) neither educational nor political resources.
17. Carmen yielded (to) general pressure and unwillingly took the child to a specialist.
18. I think eventually politics is going to yield (to) the need for disaster relief for individuals and communities that need it.
19. If you engage (in) political affairs, you cannot expect to have much time for your family.
20. I have a large circle of friends and acquaintances engaged (in) photography.

1. Mr. Smith had also been charged （to ） a drunk driving offence the previous evening.

2. My parents, who used to live in the country, had trouble adjusting （to） living in an apartment.

3. During the break time, students began to spill out of the building, while others began to stream( in )

4. Some of the staff found it hard to adjust （ to ）all the changes in technology and working methods.

5. If I had known my life was going to turn （ to ） like this, I would have let
them kill me.

6. But something had happened when she'd touched（ on ） the subject of
Tony.

7. Ideally, the student should be making all the decisions and choosing actions （on）the interests of safety and efficiency.

8. A panel of experts from India and America are presently working (on)disks
which will hold a million words.

9. He put in 16 hours each day working （ on ） the book on 20th century American literature.

10. She dropped （behind ） of the race after 5 kilometres with stomach trouble.

11. She decided to drop （ out ） of the rat race because she couldn't stand working 60 hours a week.

12. A recent meeting at the Science Museum in London considered both public and industrial resistance （ about ）technology.

13. I do, however, believe we must recognize the enormous psychological resistance （ about ） the idea that fathers can nurture (养育) their children.

14. In the environment they lived in it was inevitable that kids would turn （to） crime.

15. No one dared to go （ against) the rules; to do so would mean punishment for everyone in the village.

13和14不确定

1.with 2.in
3.in 4.to
5.out 6. on
7.for 8.on
9.up 10. out
11. out 12. as
13. as 14. to
15. aginst

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