James’ grandfather wrote to help James q 1.    smoking. James’ grandfather once became a  2.   to cigarettes in three ways. His body was a  3.   to having nicotine. He began to do it    4.   (自動地) and became    5.    (心理上) interested. But he finally managed to stop when realizing the harmful effects of it.

 

【答案】

1.quit

2.addicted

3.accustomed

4.automatically

5.mentally

【解析】

試題分析：

1.固定句型結(jié)構(gòu)help (to) do sth.幫著做某事

2.這里需要用形容詞形式

3. become accustomed to 習(xí)慣于

4.因為是來修飾動詞，故用副詞形式

5.因為是來修飾形容詞，故用副詞形式

考點：詞匯、語態(tài)、時態(tài)考查題

點評：做這類題，不但要選擇正確意義的詞、詞組及句型，還要根據(jù)具體語法和語境，選擇適當(dāng)?shù)臅r態(tài)、語態(tài)及使用正確的詞形。

 

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