1．Patiencecombined（combine） with diligence is necessary to success．

分析 要想成功，耐心和勤奮是必須的．

解答 答案：combined
分析句式可知，主句為Patience  is necessary to success．空格處考查be combined with 意為連接，做后置定語，故用combined with…形式．

點評 考查非謂語動詞的做后置定語的用法，考生需熟練掌握該用法．

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