【題目】

【1】寫文章 ______________________________

【2】表演課 ______________________________

【3】廚師培訓(xùn)學(xué)校 ________________________

【4】a race car driver _______________________

【5】singing lessons ________________________

【6】a soccer player ________________________

【7】send...to... ___________________________

【答案】

【1】write articles

【2】acting lessons

【3】a cooking school

【4】賽車手

【5】唱歌培訓(xùn)課

【6】足球運動員

【7】把……發(fā)送到……

【解析】

【1】寫文章write articles，動詞短語一般要用動詞原形，可數(shù)名詞用復(fù)數(shù)表示一類。

【2】表演課acting lessons，表演是動詞，但這里需要名詞詞做定語，acting名詞，表演。故填acting lessons

【3】廚師培訓(xùn)學(xué)校a cooking school，cooking名詞烹飪，烹調(diào)。cook動詞，烹飪，烹調(diào)。school名詞，可以用名詞修飾名詞。故填a cooking school

【4】a race car driver賽車手，race car賽車； driver司機。故填賽車手

【5】singing lessons唱歌培訓(xùn)課。singing名詞，唱歌；lessons名詞，課。用名詞修飾名詞，故填唱歌培訓(xùn)課

【6】a soccer player足球運動員。soccer名詞，足球；player名詞運動員。故答足球運動員

【7】send...to.. 把……發(fā)送到……，send發(fā)送；send--- to---是固定短語

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