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2.This is the house where Shakespeare was born andspent(度过)his early years.

分析 这座房子就是莎士比亚出生和度过他的童年的地方.

解答 答案:spent度过;句意表达的是过去,和was born构成并列谓语,时态要保持一致,要用spend的一般过去式.

点评 翻译题是考查英语的运用能力.解题时,先要标出关键短语,选用最好的表达短语或词汇;然后要注意句子结构,根据提示或句子内容选用复合句或简单句来表示;最后,要注意句子的时态.平时,要多做翻译练习,注意体会英汉的差异,这样才能写出好的译文.

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