do with；turn up；in charge of；now that；be hard on；look up；even if；go out；be supposed to；run after；argue with；complain about

21.Jack is so stubborn (頑固的) that it is useless trying to__________________him about it.

22．________________there are only ten minutes to go，why not set out at once?

23．When we entered the hall，all the lights______________suddenly.

24．The father____________________his children and permits them few privileges (特權(quán))．

25．What will you______________the wallet you found in the library?

26．The nurse was left__________________the children.

27．You____________________________finish your homework on time.

28．To our surprise，he didn’t______________at his son’s wedding.

29．Don’t always______________the new words in a dictionary while reading.

30．The workers here often__________________their poor living conditions.

【答案】　argue with

【答案】　Now that

【答案】　went out

【答案】　is hard on

【答案】　do with

【答案】　in charge of

【答案】　are supposed to

【答案】　turn up

【答案】　look up

【答案】　complain about

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