【題目】

【1】Fireworks(煙花) added up to the attraction of the festival night.

【2】The boys were playing football on the ground. Sam didn’t want to join in them.

【3】Tiring of his study, he ran away from school and went to the cinema.

【4】They have fallen in love for 3 years.

【5】The little boy suffered a bad cold.

【答案】

【1】去掉up

【2】去掉 in

【3】Tiring 改為 Tired

【4】fallen 改為 been

【5】suffered 后加from

【解析】單句改錯(cuò)。

【1】句意：煙花增添了節(jié)日夜晚的吸引力。add up to意為“總計(jì)”，而這里表示“添加”，故要用add to，把up去掉。

【2】句意：男孩們正在操場(chǎng)踢足球，Sam不想加入到他們當(dāng)中。join sb.加入某群人當(dāng)中成為其中的一員，故此處把in去掉。

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