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in general   2.  content with.  3.badly off  4.overcome  5.pick out  6.star in

7.defend   8.in advance  9.come to life   10. at ease   11. unique

12. be famous for  13. turn one’s back to

51. He isn’t a real friend. When Sally was in troulbe , he ______________her. 

52. We will make every effort to             our motherland

53. Before you make a speech, you should prepare for it ____________ and plan what to say.

54. Do you know who _____________ the film charlie chaplin

55. He was really ___________ when he was abroad studying for his degree.

56. Everybody is created equal and ___________.

57. She has got a good job and has got married , so she is rather ___________her life now.

58. When she _____________, she found herself lying in bed in a hospital.

59. She could easily __________________ her children from the crowd.

60. She was too nervous when she first came here. I could hardly put her ___________ at that time.

【小題1】turned his back to

【小題2】defend

【小題3】in advance

【小題4】starred in

【小題5】badly off

【小題6】unique

【小題7】content

  with

【小題8】came to life

【小題9】pick out

【小題10】at ease


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