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    根据所给汉语完成句子 (每空1分，共9分)
    小题1:这是我的房子，位于市中心。
    This is my house, ______ ______ in the center of the city.
    小题2:你最近有收到他的来信吗？
    Have you _____ _____ him lately?
    小题3:就他看来，这个交易很不错。
    It is a good deal, as far as he _____ ______.
    小题4:看到蛇的时候我吓死了。
    I was _____ _____ _____ when seeing the snake.

    小题1:which is
    小题2:heard from
    小题3:is concerned
    小题4:scared to death

    试题分析：
    【小题1这是一个非限制性定语从句，指物，且主句是一般现在时，所以填which is。
    小题2:hear from sb.是固定用法，意思是收到某人的来信，且句子是现在完成时，故用过去分词heard from。
    小题3:as far as he is concerned是固定用法，意思是就他看来。
    小题4:scare sb. to death把某人吓死，主语是I，故用被动语态。
    点评：做这类题，不但要选择正确意义的词、词组及句型，还要根据具体语法和语境，选择适当的时态、语态及使用正确的词形。
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