It is important to do with the rubbish in cities. Rubbish must be 1.____________

treated properly. Thus, it may cause a lot of prob??lems. It may pollute     2.____________

the air and water. When people breathe the polluted air or drink polluted  3.____________

water, we may get ill. Our city has begun to pay attention to the roblem.   4.____________

As far as I know, some rubbish is sorted and sent to different facto??ry.          5.____________

Rubbish, such as old newspapers and glass, are recycled. Some harmful    6.____________

rubbish is sent to a certain place and buried. Waste air is cleaned after it    7.____________

goes into the air. Waste water is treated before it poured into rivers. To     8.____________

protect from the environment, the government has passed laws to          9.____________

prevent people from throwing rubbish everywhere. We should do our          10.___________

best to take good care of the environment and fight against pollution.

1. 把do改為deal。do with表示“處理”只能用于與what連用的疑問句中，否則，它是“需要、想要、忍受”之意(常與can, could連用)。

2. 把thus改為otherwise。前后不是因果關(guān)系，而是“否則”“如果不處理好的話，就會…”。

3. 在drink后加the。the polluted air與the polluted air是并列關(guān)系，特指前句提到的那些被污染了的空氣和水。

4. 把we改為they。因?yàn)樘娲氖乔懊娴膒eople。

5. 把factory改為factories。不同的工廠，當(dāng)然不只一家。

6. 把a(bǔ)re改為is。因?yàn)橹髡Z是rubbish，是單數(shù)，當(dāng)然用is。

7. 把a(bǔ)fter改為before。由前后意義的邏輯關(guān)系所知。

8. 在poured前面加is。因?yàn)閕t(waste water)與pour(倒)是被動關(guān)系。

9. 去掉protect后面的from。protect本身是及物動詞，protect…from…意為“保護(hù)…免受…”。

10. 此行正確。


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