九年级英语语法填空12篇

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。ATherearefourpeopleinmyfamily.Theyaremyparents,myelderbrotherandI.Mymotheris1housewife,andsheworksthe2(hard)inmyfamily.I3(usual)helpherwiththehouseworkonweekends.Myfatherisa4(teach).Hehasmanylovely5(student).Andheloveshisjobverymuch.Mybrotheris6actor.Hehas7(work)forfiveyearsandhelivesinanotherflat8(lonely)now.Heoften9(invite)ustogotohishometohavedinner.Iamamiddleschoolstudent.Ienjoy10(play)tennisinmysparetime.Myfamilymembershaveacloserelationship.Ihaveahappyfamily.BMyparentscareaboutmystudyverymuch.WhenIdoverywellin1exam,myparentscelebrate2forme.Mymotherusuallycooksadeliciousmeal3myfatheralways4(give)meabookasapresent.HeknowsthatIam5(interest)inreadingbooksverymuch.Buttheyalsothinkitisimportanttodevelop6(person)independence.Forexample,someparentsdon’texpecttheirchildrentodothehouseworkathome.Becausetheythink7mostimportantthingforthemistostudywell.Butmyparentshavedifferent8(opinion).Theyalwaysaskmetohelp9thehouseworkathome.SoIcanlookafter10(I)well.CTodayisSaturday.Tomseems1(happily)becausehedoesn’tneedtogotoschool.After2(eat)breakfast,hewantstogoousidetoplay,butitis3(rain)now.Tomfeelssad.Atthemoment,Tom’sfatherasksTomtoplaychesswithhim.Tomturns4(excite)afterhearingthat.Intheafternoon,TomandhisparentswatchTVtogether.TheTVprogrammesare5(interest).DSusanhadaproblemanditworriedheralot.LastSunday,1friendBencametoherhometodothehomework2her.Aftertheyfinishedtheirhomework,itstartedtorain.Susan3(lend)herumbrellatoBen,4Benhasn’treturned5toheryet.Susan’sgrandmothergavetheumbrellatoSusanasher6(thirteen)birthdaygiftanditisveryspecialtoSusan.Susanfelt7(embarrass)totalkaboutittoBen.Shehadnoideawhattodonext.HerfathertoldhermaybeBenhasforgottenitandhesuggestedSusanshouldtellBenthe8(true).Now,Susan9(decide)tofollowherfather’sadvice.ShethinksBenwillbeveryhappytogive10umbrellaback.EMyfatherdiedwhenIwas1littlekid.Weweretoopoor2buyfood.Mymothergottwopart-timejobstopayfor3education.Shedideverythingtomakemelive4(happy).At5ageoftwenty-two,Ifoundagoodjob.However,afew6(month)later,thedoctortoldmeIhadastomachcancer.It’sdifficultfor7(I)toacceptthefact.Mymother8(cook)simplebutdeliciousfoodforme.AfteranotherCT,thedoctortoldmemytumor(肿瘤)gotmuch9(small)thanbefore,andIwasawayfromthe10(dangerous)ofthecancer.FMarkTwainisoneofthefamousAmerican1(write).Oncehe2(be)goingtoDijonbytrain.Thereweremany3(passenger)onthetrain.Hewas4(tire)andwantedtosleep.Heaskedtheconductor(列车员)towakehimupwhentheycametoDijon.Heexplainedhewas5veryheavysleeper.“I’ll6(probable)getveryangryatfirst,7donottakeanynotice.Justputmeoffthetrain.”MarkTwainwenttosleep.Afterwakingup,he8(find)thathewasinParis.Herealizedtheconductordidn’twakehimupatDijon.He9(run)uptotheconductorandsaid,“Ihaveneverbeensoangryinallmylife,”Theconductorlookedathimcalmly.“Youarenothalfsoangryas10AmericanwhomIputoffthetrainatDijon,”shesaid.GAmongthousandsoftelevision1(programme),Iliketwokindsofthem:thescienceprogramme2thesportsprogramme.As3boy,Ireallylovetowatchsomethingaboutscience,suchasnew4(discover)andsciencedevelopment.Thiskindofprogramme5(make)meknowmoreabouttheworld.Also,Ilikethesportsprogramme,especiallythebasketballprogramme.Itisenjoyabletowatchthewonderful6(match).AndIaminterestedin7(play)basketballwithmyfriends.It’sreally8(relax).These9(be)myfavoriteprogrammes.10youlikewatchingthem?HItzhakPerlmanis1famousviolinist.Hewasborn21945.HeoncegaveaconcertinNewYorkCity.Gettingonestagewasdifficultforhim3heisdisabled.Theaudiencesat4(quiet)whilehemadehiswayacrossthestageto5(he)chair.Thenhepickeduptheviolin,6(put)itunderhischin(下巴)andstartedtoplay.Butthistime,whenhefinishedthe7(one)part,oneofthe8(string)onhisviolinbroke.9,hecontinuedto10(play)themusic.Themusicheplayedwiththreestrings(弦)soundedevenmorewonderfulthanitwasplayedwithfourstrings.IEnglandhasmanyinteresting1(place)thatpeopleliketovisit.Amongthem,thepubisoftensaidtobe2veryspecialplaceforvisitorstogettoknow3reallifeoftheEnglishpeople.Thepub4(be)asmall“publicplace”,wherepeoplecanbuybeer,softdrinks5evensomefast6(food).What’smore,apubisalsoameetingplacewherepeoplesitandenjoythebeerandtalkingwith7(friend).Onecaneasilyfindapubatthestreetcorner8inasmallvillage.Englishpeoplelikethepubalot.Afterawholedayof9(busily)work,manymenspendthewholeeveninginthepubandgobackhomeatabouteleveno’clockwhenthepub10(close).JLillianHanson,1collegestudent,expectedtograduateinabouttwo2(year).WhatmadeMrsHanson3(diffence)fromherclassmateswasherage—73yearsold.MrsHansonnever4(forget)thedreamof5(get)highereducation.Whenthechildrengrewup,shetriedagainand6(succeed).Intheclassonherfirstday,whensheintroduced7(her)andexplainedwhyshewasthereandwhatheraimswere,allthe8(others)studentsstooduptogiveherawarmwelcome.Amongthechallenges,MrsHandsonfoundthatthe9(hard)partofgoingbacktoschoolatheragewassittinginclassforalongtime.However,shesaidshewouldsticktoherdreamnomatter10difficultitwas.KJimandTimwerecampingtogether.Timwasverylazy.1thefirsteveningoftheirholiday,JimsaidtoTim,“Here2(be)somemoney.Goandbuysome3(meat)”“I’mtoo4(tire),”answeredTim.“Youg