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【題目】連詞成句

【1】he，in，the，finishing，work，succeeded

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【2】study，he，cares，nothing，about，but，his

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【3】people，she，one，is，of，richest，the

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【4】dream，did，have，you，a

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【5】day，he，to，field，went，twice，the，a

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【答案】

【1】He succeeded in finishing the work

【2】He cares about nothing but his study

【3】She is one of the richest people

【4】Did you have a dream

【5】He went to the field twice a day

【解析】

【1】句意：他成功地完成了這項工作。

he，in，the，finishing，work，succeeded根據提示詞和標點符號可知是“他成功地完成了工作”。succeed in doing sth成功做某事，finish doing完成做某事；故答案為He succeeded in finishing the work。

【2】句意：他除了學習什么都不關心。

study，he，cares，nothing，about，but，his根據提示詞和標點符號可知是“他除了學習什么都不關心�！�，care about關心；故答案為He cares about nothing but his study。

【3】句意：她是最富有的人之一。

people，she，one，is，of，richest，the根據提示詞和標點符號可知是“她是最富有的人之一�！�，one of……之一，the richest最富有的；故答案為She is one of the richest people。

【4】句意：你有夢想嗎？

dream，did，have，you，a根據提示詞和標點符號可知是“你有夢想嗎？”，have a dream有一個夢想；故答案為Did you have a dream。

【5】句意：他一天下地兩次。

day，he，to，field，went，twice，the，a根據提示詞和標點符號可知是“他一天下地兩次。”，go to the field下地，twice a day一天兩次；故答案為He went to the field twice a day。

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