选择合适的短语并以适当形式补全下面的句子.每个词组只能用一次. take up dress up as on one’s own in other words at times cut off come up with back and forth be up to 81. The dancers are dressed in beautiful costumes.skipping to 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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选择合适的短语并以适当形式补全下面的句子，每个词组只能用一次。(共5分，)

take up dress up as on one’s own in other words at times

cut off come up with back and forth be up to

81. The dancers are dressed in beautiful costumes，skipping _______ to the rhythm of loud drums.

82. in winter, the town______ often_______ by snow.

83. —What ______ you_____ this weekend?

—Don’t ask，Tom．I have lots of work to do.

84. ______even the most talented athletes lose their motivation.

85. “I can manage ________. Thanks. ”

81. back and forth 82. is/was cut off 83. are up to

84. At times 85. on my own

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