1.前古巴領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人卡斯特羅于2016年11月26日平靜地離開了人世，享年90歲。

Former Cuban leader Castro _________________________ November 26th, 2016, aged 90.

2.由于海上風(fēng)浪極大，我們被迫縮短了旅程。

We _______________________________ because of the huge wind and wave on the ocean.

3.那位著名作家的新書很有價值，已引起廣大讀者的關(guān)注。

The new book by the famous writer is so valuable that it ____________________________.

4.你知道他的仇人們是怎樣闖入他的辦公室的？

Do you know ______________________________________________________________?

5.我們沒料到這家小小的農(nóng)家樂竟提供了如此高水平的服務(wù)。

We didn’t expect that such a small farmhouse resort ________________________________.

6.過去這個湖占據(jù)了這個地區(qū)的五分之二。

The lake ____________________________________________________________ the area.

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