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    1.. My brother ________  thirteen and I ________  fourteen. We  ________ both in Grade 7. (be).

    2.. This is   ________   eraser, it isn’t  ________ toy.(a).

    3.  ________ (this) books are for us.

    4. Is that ________ (you) book? No, it’s ________ (she) book.

    5.They are in the________ grade , but in ________ classes.(same)

     

    【答案】

    1. is, am, are

    2.an, a  

    3.These  

    4. your  her   

    5. same , different

    【解析】

    试题分析：

    1.此题考查系动词be的基本用法。My brother是单数，故用is，I是第一人称单数故用am，we是第一人称的复数，故用are。

    2.此题考查不定冠词的用法，eraser是以元音音素开头的单词故用an，toy是以辅音音素开头的单词故用a。

    3.此题考查指示代词的基本用法。而books是复数形式，故指示代词也要用其复数形式these。

    4.此题考查代词，在名词前面要用物主代词，故填your和her

    5.此题考查对语句的理解。此句的含义是他们在同一个年级，但是不在同一个班级。

    考点：用所给单词的正确形式填空。

    点评：完成此类题目需要首先读懂句意，然后注意选择适当的形式。一定要注意词形和词性。

     

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