Question

求英语高手来，空格填介词和副词 1

1.She is a woman who likes to have children —— her.

2. You can't expect to succeed if you attempt tasks—— your ability.
3. You may try to do things ——your ability and get hurt.
4. As she was turning out some papers, she came —— the letter she had been looking for for ages.

5. When I came —— him the other day, I was slightly embarrassed as I once mistook him for a film star.

6. The aim of this survey is to separate effects —— causes, which are sometimes political.

7. The person can transfer from wheelchair to seat—— relative ease.

8. It struck me ——a bit strange as he offered nothing new in this morning's report.

9. I've seen them all and they struck me —— perfectly ordinary honest citizens.

10. Success in international trade is largely based on good quality products delivered —— time and at the right price.

Answer 1

1 She is a woman who likes to have children__about/around______ her
2. You can't expect to succeed if you attempt tasks_beyond____ your ability.
3. You may try to do things _regardless of_____your ability and get hurt.
4. As she was turning out some papers, she came__across____the letter she had been looking for for ages.
5. When I came___across___him the other day, I was slightly embarrassed as I once mistook him for a film star.
6. The aim of this survey is to separate effects __from___causes, which are sometimes political.
7. The person can transfer from wheelchair to seat__with___ relative ease.
8. It struck me __as____a bit strange that he offered nothing new in this morning's report.
9. I've seen them all and they strike me __as___perfectly ordinary honest citizens.
10. Success in international trade is largely based on good quality products delivered _on___ time and at the right price.

Answer 2

1.She is a woman who likes to have children —about(around)— her.

2. You can't expect to succeed if you attempt tasks—beyond— your ability.
3. You may try to do things —beyond—your ability and get hurt.
4. As she was turning out some papers, she came —across— the letter she had been looking for for ages.

5. When I came —across— him the other day, I was slightly embarrassed as I once mistook him for a film star.

6. The aim of this survey is to separate effects —from— causes, which are sometimes political.

7. The person can transfer from wheelchair to seat—with— relative ease.

8. It struck me —as—a bit strange as he offered nothing new in this morning's report.

9. I've seen them all and they struck me —as— perfectly ordinary honest citizens.

10. Success in international trade is largely based on good quality products delivered —on— time and at the right price.

Answer 3

1.with
2.beyond
3.beyond
4.across
5.across
6.from
7.with
8.out
9.as
10.in

Answer 4

of;
with;
of;
into;
across;
from;
into;
with;
with;
by