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D 改为would have won

B 改为industrial

A 改为struggling

B 去掉as
D 改为active

B 去掉it

C 改为sold

B 改为its

A改为 can hardly

B 改为 if not
01. If our friends cannot take us, we must have made alternative arrangements to get to the airport.
02. No one in this department has ever accused the governor for taking advantage of his position; he is hard-working and considerate.
03. The pet dog died when it was fifteen, not of old age, but that it injured its head when it fell down a flight of stairs.
04. Casualties are said to be very high and in some villages, where older and less substantial buildings predominate, it is said that not a house remained standing.
05. It was an accepting custom in western countries for men to open the door for women and always to let ladies go first on social occasions.
06. Early industrial people used three times energy as much as their agricultural ancestors; modern people are using three times as much as their industrial ancestors.
07. Geothermal sources, though in a sense free, in order to be maintained, will end up using more energy than they produced.
08. Ever since the invention of the two-day weekend, where-to-go-for-the-holiday was a live topic for people in this city.
09. When we speak of leisure nowadays, we are not thinking of securing time and opportunity to do something; time weighs less heavily on our hands, and the problem is how to fill it.
10. There is absolutely no reason for saying that there are no regularities in Nature in which our statements of natural law correspond.
11. The first English immigrants to that is now the United States crossed the Atlantic long after Spanish colonies had been established in Mexico, the West Indies and South America.
12. We’d rather have long waits than no shifting of the scenes, and all the actors on the stage doing nothing.
13. The teacher said that if we believed something was true and good we should hold on to them.
14. The text and dialogues below focus on cultural differences between Chinese and Western societies which can create misunderstanding if ignoring.
15. When sailors are not supposed to be at work on the ship, they go to ashore and look around town.
16. Abraham Lincoln once spoke of democracy by saying that he would not be a slave and nor he would be a master.
17. I didn’t mind their coming late to the lecture, but objected their making so much noise.
18. It’s true that the old road is less direct and a bit longer; we won’t take the new one, therefore, because we don’t feel as safe on it.
19. Don’t make the examiner spend too much time trying to get you say something.
20. On seeing the young girl falling into the lake, Eric sprang on his feet and went to her rescue.
21. No one can predict that the consequences of urban growth on such a scale will be for the people living there or elsewhere.
22. Human beings are paying a lot for medicine and are not getting all that they think they are paying: a guarantee to endless betterment.
23. Despite his low opinion of professors — or perhaps in an effort to improve the breed — Smith himself eventually became it.
24. With the word scientist we mean one who is equipped to spend a lifetime for the advancement of science to the best of one’s ability.
25. Any culture, which in the interests of efficiency or in the name of some political or religious dogma, that seek to standardize the human individual, commits an outrage against man’s biological nature.
26. The stroke left him with serious difficulties in speaking and with an impairing memory for recent events.
27. As for the last point, it is perhaps not generally realized how difficult is it to make verbally accurate translations of extremely technical material.
28. This has caused them to deduce that science is mathematics and hardly nothing else.
29. It is no doubt that China has benefited greatly from her population policy.
30. The university, faced with tightening budgets and declining enrollments, is casting about for new ways to support and enlarge their research activities.
31. Marine biology, the study of oceanic plants and animals and their ecological relation, have furthered the efficient development of fisheries.
32. In spite of his aged appearance, his movements were as spirited as a young man.
33. Since I loved her very much when she was alive, I prize my mother’s-in-law picture and I wouldn’t sell it for all the money in the world.
34. Human beings are social animals who usually prefer not living in physical or psychological isolation.
35. People who lose weight with the help of behavioral techniques, like weighing themselves regularly and keeping records of what do they eat, seem to need the same techniques to keep the weight off
36. The current anti-procreative atmosphere may be interpreted as a triumph of private over social interests or, more, a triumph of rational man over natural man, and the facilities of planning, reason, and choice over emotion, heredity, and instinct.
37. They cannot go camping right now because they are taking care of a three-weeks-old baby.
38. The field of dynamics in physics is concerned with a particle’s motion in relation to the forces acting it.
39. The suggestion that taxes were cut was not accepted by the mayor who foresaw a deficit that was not yet public knowledge.
40. I think I would enjoy the movie we went to last night even more if I had read the book before seeing it.
41. The trouble is, as I see it, that he is a perfectionist in his way, and he says that he will not have children when they can afford it financially.
42. I would advise you not to press the matter too hard or become convincing that money does not matter.
43. In these days, with the rising cost of life, it is dangerous for a married man to risk his place in his profession or in his community.
44. He argues that he would not want his children have to suffer hardship or not be socially acceptable because of lack of money.
45. By the time people reach the sixties and are facing with retirement, the value of money as a source of security might reach its peak.
46. Accordingly, this may be the chief reason why some people wish to get rich, as the actual goods or possessions play a secondary part to an envy or admiration that this wealth brings them.
47. When a person lives on inherited income, whether it supplements what he earns, or frees him from working, he judges as coming from a successful family.
48. Man requires accurate mathematical information and may find it difficult to express numbers in a way he can understand.
49. The trouble is with everything becoming quantified, from micro up to macro, the world is becoming overburdened with numbers that defy man’s own ability to comprehend, even when they are about his own body.
50. In Latin America, for example, studies indicate that women, who have completed primary school average, have about two children fewer than those not.
51. Just like happy families value pleasures that involve personal effort, so they value possessions that have personal meaning, like Grandma’s wedding ring.
52. If such pervasive a medium has come into our society in the last four decades, and if our society has changed in drastic ways in that same time, why not assume that TV is the reason why American life looks so different?
53. Consider the frequently heard charge which the increase in television violence is somehow responsible for the surge in crime.
54. American fire departments have to be the world’s best-equipped as America has twice as Japan’s population, and 40 times as many fires.
55. To meet the expanded needs and demands of the visually impaired person, there is a sequence of instructions that begins during the preschool years and may continue after high school.
56. Vincent Van Gogh killed himself when he was only 37, but he left behind him more than 2,000 paintings and drawings, which established his reputation in a way he would never consider possible.
57. The chairman of the department, together with some other teachers, are planning a conference for the purpose of laying down certain regulations.
58. A great book rich in ideas and beauty, a book that raises and tries to answer great fundamental questions, demands the most active reading to which you are capable.
59. Fungi are important in the process of decay, which returns ingredients to the soil, enhances soil fertility and decompose animal remains.
60. If only I would have read the books on the reading list before I attended the lecture.

改错答案
61. If our friends cannot take us, we must have made alternative arrangements to get to the airport. have made alternative → make alternative
62. No one in this department has ever accused the governor for taking advantage of his position; he is hard-working and considerate. for taking advantage → of taking advantage
63. The pet dog died when it was fifteen, not of old age, but that it injured its head when it fell down a flight of stairs. that it injured its head → of the injury on its head
64. Casualties are said to be very high and in some villages, where older and less substantial buildings predominate, it is said that not a house remained standing. remained → remains
65 It was an accepting custom in western countries for men to open the door for women and always to let ladies go first on social occasions. accepting → accepted
66. Early industrial people used three times energy as much as their agricultural ancestors; modern people are using three times as much as their industrial ancestors. energy as much as → as much energy as
67. Geothermal sources, though in a sense free, in order to be maintained, will end up using more energy than they produced. will end up → would end up
68. Ever since the invention of the two-day weekend, where-to-go-for-the-holiday was a live topic for people in this city. was → has been
69. When we speak of leisure nowadays, we are not thinking of securing time and opportunity to do something; time weighs less heavily on our hands, and the problem is how to fill it. and → or
70. There is absolutely no reason for saying that there are no regularities in Nature in which our statements of natural law correspond. in which → with which
71. The first English immigrants to that is now the United States crossed the Atlantic long after Spanish colonies had been established in Mexico, the West Indies and South America. that is → what is
72. We’d rather have long waits than no shifting of the scenes, and all the actors on the stage doing nothing. than → than have
73. The teacher said that if we believed something was true and good we should hold on to them. them → it
74. The text and dialogues below focus on cultural differences between Chinese and Western societies which can create misunderstanding if ignoring. ignoring → ignored
75. When sailors are not supposed to be at work on the ship, they go to ashore and look around town. go to → go
76. Abraham Lincoln once spoke of democracy by saying that he would not be a slave and nor he would be a master. he would be → would he be
77. I didn’t mind their coming late to the lecture, but objected their making so much noise. objected → objected to
78. It’s true that the old road is less direct and a bit longer; we won’t take the new one, therefore, because we don’t feel as safe on it. therefore → though
79. Don’t make the examiner spend too much time trying to get you say something. say something → to say something
80. On seeing the young girl falling into the lake, Eric sprang on his feet and went to her rescue. on his feet → to his feet
81. No one can predict that the consequences of urban growth on such a scale will be for the people living there or elsewhere. that → what
82. Human beings are paying a lot for medicine and are not getting all that they think they are paying: a guarantee to endless betterment. paying → paying for
83. Despite his low opinion of professors — or perhaps in an effort to improve the breed — Smith himself eventually became it. it → one
84. With the word scientist we mean one who is equipped to spend a lifetime for the advancement of science to the best of one’s ability. With → By
85. Any culture, which in the interests of efficiency or in the name of some political or religious dogma, that seek to standardize the human individual, commits an outrage against man’s biological nature. seek → seeks
86. The stroke left him with serious difficulties in speaking and with an impairing memory for recent events. impairing → impaired
87. As for the last point, it is perhaps not generally realized how difficult is it to make verbally accurate translations of extremely technical material. is it → it is
88. This has caused them to deduce that science is mathematics and hardly nothing else. hardly nothing → hardly anything
89. It is no doubt that China has benefited greatly from her population policy. It is → There is
90. The university, faced with tightening budgets and declining enrollments, is casting about for new ways to support and enlarge their research activities. their → its
91. Marine biology, the study of oceanic plants and animals and their ecological relation, have furthered the efficient development of fisheries. have → has
92. In spite of his aged appearance, his movements were as spirited as a young man. a young man → a young man’s
93. Since I loved her very much when she was alive, I prize my mother’s-in-law picture and I wouldn’t sell it for all the money in the world. mother’s –in-law → mother-in-law’s
94. Human beings are social animals who usually prefer not living in physical or psychological isolation. living → to live
95. People who lose weight with the help of behavioral techniques, like weighing themselves regularly and keeping records of what do they eat, seem to need the same techniques to keep the weight off. what do they eat → what they eat
96. The current anti-procreative atmosphere may be interpreted as a triumph of private over social interests or, more, a triumph of rational man over natural man, and the facilities of planning, reason, and choice over emotion, heredity, and instinct. and → and of
97. They cannot go camping right now because they are taking care of a three-weeks-old baby. three-weeks-old → three-week-old
98. The field of dynamics in physics is concerned with a particle’s motion in relation to the forces acting it. acting → acting on
99. The suggestion that taxes were cut was not accepted by the mayor who foresaw a deficit that was not yet public knowledge. were cut → (should) be cut
100. I think I would enjoy the movie we went to last night even more if I had read the book before seeing it. would enjoy → would have enjoyed
101. The trouble is, as I see it, that he is a perfectionist in his way, and he says that he will not have children when they can afford it financially. when → until
102. I would