1. When it comes to English learning,we      by heart in the way of imagination. (easy)

說起英語學習，我們發(fā)現(xiàn)用想象法記單詞更為容易。

1. find it (is) easier to learn words考查find句型和形容詞比較級用法。動詞find后常接賓語從句或"it(形式賓語）+賓語補足語+真正的賓語（通常由不定式或從句充當）"。通讀題干不難發(fā)現(xiàn)： find后缺賓語，且該賓語表達的是一種行為，而表行為常用不定式，但find后不宜直接接不定式，而應用形式賓語it。

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