【題目】完成句子（根據(jù)漢語完成句子）
（1）The experience in his childhood poverty .
童年的經(jīng)歷使他對貧窮刻骨銘心。
（2）In ancient Egypt Pharaohs expected their future generations to .
古代埃及的法老期望他們的后代使他們復(fù)活。
（3）When he grows up he understands why it is necessary for him to visit his parents .
當(dāng)他長大時(shí)，他明白了為什么他有必要不時(shí)地去看望父母。
（4）We will buy the old house as long as it is .
只要那座舊房子狀況良好，我們就買下它。
（5）We tried to persuade him to go with us，but .
我們企圖說服他跟我們一起，但是白費(fèi)力氣。

【答案】
（1）struck；into；his；heart
（2）bring；them；back；to；life
（3）from；time；to；time
（4）in；good；condition
（5）in；vain
【解析】（1）strike into one's heart固定短語，“使……刻骨銘心",根據(jù)句意，謂語動詞用一般過去時(shí)，因此答案為struck；into ；his； heart。
（2）bring...back to life固定短語，”讓……復(fù)活 ; 讓…….重回生活“，不定式作目的狀語，故填bring；them；back ；to ；life。
（3）from time to time固定短語，”不時(shí)地“，作時(shí)間狀語，因此答案為from time to time。
（4）in good condition固定短語，”狀況良好“，介詞短語作表語，故填in good condition。
（5）in vain固定短語，”徒勞，空費(fèi)力“，介詞短語作狀語，故填in vain。

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