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2020年高考英语复习《必修三 Unit 3 The Million Pound Bank Note》：单句改错

2020年高考英语复习《必修三Unit 3 The Million Pound Bank Note》：

单句改错

1．The reason he gave to account his absence was unbelievable.

his absence was unbelievable.

答案：The reason he gave to account ∧

for

2．When we wanted to go through the forest，we found ourselves losing.

答案：When we wanted to go through the forest，we found ourselves losing

lost 3．He is such a man as is always finding faults with other people.

with other people.

答案：He is such a man as is always finding faults

fault

4．I had just finished writing the novel then the electricity was cut off.

the electricity was cut off.

答案：I had just finished writing the novel then

when

5．The manager had mercy on the children dressed in rag and gave them some food.

and gave them some food.

答案：The manager had mercy on the children dressed in rag

rags

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