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1.Do you often ____________（忽略）work and study to check your phone for messages?

2.________ _________（遭受）such a heavy loss, the boss didn’t have the courage to go on with his business．

3.The old man ________ _________（經(jīng)歷）a lot of suffering during the war．

4.__________（事實上）eating habits can vary a good deal over the centuries．

5.After 25 years she has changed ________ ________（認不出來）．

6.The fact that he didn’t speak a foreign language put him at a __________（劣勢）．

7.I haven’t been ___________（決定）where to go during the summer vacations．

8.After the big fire, his house was completely d____________（毀壞）, so he had to build a new one．

9.Dad has given me a lot of __________（指導）on choosing a career．

10.We should set aside some time to take __________（有規(guī)律的）exercise every day, which is good to our health．

11._________（無論如何）, you must tell me the truth．

12.I would ___________（感激）it if you would teach me how to use the computer．

13.He _________ an _________（道歉）to the guests for his rudeness．

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