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【題目】按要求完成句子
（1） (像往常一樣)，I slept late that Saturday morning.
（2）Rose likes singing，but her sister Mary (喜歡)drawing.
（3）After supper he went to sleep quickly but I (清醒).
（4）A new theater will be (建造) where there used to be a temple.
（5）我迫不及待地想畢業(yè)，這樣我就可以找份工作賺些錢了。
I ， so I can get a job and earn some money.
（6）當他醒過來時，發(fā)現自己躺在醫(yī)院的床上。
When he woke up，he on the bed in hospital.

【答案】
（1）As；usual
（2）is；fond；of
（3）stayed；awake
（4）put；up
（5）can；hardly；wait；to；graduate
（6）found；himself；lying
【解析】1此句需要時間狀語 ，故填as usual。
2表喜歡之意的詞語較多，但三個詞的只有be fond of。
3stay作連系動詞用時，表保持之意；且根據句中went to sleep可知應用過去時態(tài)，故填stayed awake。
4此句中theatre是被建造，故用put up的過去分詞形式。
5表等不及做...時，固定結構can hardlywait to do sth或can’t wait to do sth，須牢記。
6根據“woke up ”可知本句須用過去時態(tài)，發(fā)現某人在做什么，他與躺是主動關系，故用found himself lying。

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