8．你們有沒有過這樣的情況：別人控告你的記者，說他（她）們的報道完全失實？
Have you ever had a casewhere someoneaccused your journalistsofgetting the wrong end of the stick．？

分析 你們有沒有過這樣的情況：別人控告你的記者，說他（她）們的報道完全失實？

解答 答案：where；accused； of
解析：根據(jù)中文及所給英文題干可知，本題第一個橫線及其后面的部分為定語從句；當(dāng)定語從句的先行詞為case/situation/point等詞時其后的定語從句需用關(guān)系代詞where引導(dǎo)．另外根據(jù)中文提示可知本題還考查accuse sb of doing sth"因…而控告某人"這一固定短語．綜上，本題答案為：where；accused；of．

點評 本題考查句子翻譯，做此類題目時一定要根據(jù)中文及英文題干確定需要翻譯的成分，再找出與之對應(yīng)的英文并考慮各成分是否有形式的改變．

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