18．Wang Le：Good morning，Mr．Li．
Mr．Li：Good morning，Wang Le．Well，you are to finish your study in senior high school．What's your plan （61）foryour further study？
Wang Le：Well，I plan to study abroad and （62）actually（actual） I have sent my application form to my preferred university in America．
Mr．Li：Why do you choose to study abroad when there're a lot of excellent （63）universities（university） in China？
Wang Le：From my point of view，attending schools abroad（64）has（have） many advantages．I can have my minds（65）broadened（broaden）．What's more，I can travel widely，making friends with the local people．I believe it is really worthwhile．
Mr．Li：Your arguments sound quite reasonable，（66）but/yetthere are other things you need to consider．（67）Studying（study） abroad needs a great deal of money，and the local customs can also be（68）aserious problem．Can you find good solutions to these problems？
Wang Le：Well，I will apply to the university for a scholarship and meanwhile find a part-time job （69）to decrease（decrease） the financial pressure．For the language barrier and the local customs，I will stick to the best policy"Do as the Romans do．"In that case，everything will get better．
Mr．Li：Wow，it seems that you （70）have considered（consider） everything．I sincerely hope you'll make your dream come true．
Wang Le：Thank you．

分析 本文是一篇師生對話，其核心話題是圍繞學生畢業(yè)之后的打算展開的，學生想在畢業(yè)后到國外的大學去深造，老師問學生為什么放著國內(nèi)許多優(yōu)秀的大學不選而選擇要出國呢，學生表達了自己的看法，并對出國后可能遇到的困難和問題做了初步的準備和應對計劃．

解答 61．for   介詞for一般表示"為了"，即目的；本句表達的是對未來的學習計劃是什么，所以用介詞for．       
62．a(chǎn)ctually  用來修飾整個句子I have sent my application form to my preferred university in America．所以用副詞，即actually．          
63．universities 根據(jù)前面的修飾語a lot of excellent以及university為可數(shù)名詞可知，應用復數(shù)形式universities．         
64．has   動名詞短語attending schools abroad作主語時謂語動詞用單數(shù)形式，所以用has．       
65．broadened 本句為動詞have+賓語（my minds）+賓補（非謂語動詞），因為my mind與broaden之間為邏輯上的動賓關(guān)系，所以應用broaden的過去分詞．故答案為broadened．
66．but/yet  本題考查前后兩句的連接詞，即過渡詞，前句Your arguments sound quite reasonable與后句there are other things you need to consider構(gòu)成一種轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系，故答案為but或yet．     
67．Studying  本句缺少主語，后面的謂語部分為單數(shù)形式needs，又因作主語的為一動詞短語，所以應該用動名詞形式，表達的是一種習慣性的動作行為，故用動名詞作主語．         
68．a(chǎn)  前面提到出國留學需要花費一大筆錢，當?shù)氐牧曀走�是另外一個問題，故用不定冠詞a．          
69．to decrease   此處表達的是找一份兼職工作的目的是減少經(jīng)濟壓力，所以用動詞不定式作目的狀語；故答案為to decrease．
70．have considered   本句是表達的老師對學生行為的一種肯定說是他已經(jīng)考慮好了許多問題，所以用現(xiàn)在完成時；故答案為have considered．

點評 此題考查短文填空，要認真閱讀材料，了解文章介紹的主要內(nèi)容或者話題，結(jié)合上下文進行合理的推理和判斷，注意時態(tài)、人稱、主謂一致以及非謂語動詞的恰當使用等，并做出最終的決斷．

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