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take turns；appeal to；close to；take the route；go on a ride；go through；ask for；happen to；on the side of；match…with…
（1）We
take turns
take turns
at making dinner in order to make use of every minute.
（2）She was standing dangerously
close to
close to
the fire.
（3）I
appeal to
appeal to
all like-minded people to support me.
（4）No matter how he tried，it would not
go through
go through
the door.
（5）They are ready to
take the route
take the route
to the park on foot.
（6）The students are asked to find the books
matched??with
matched??with
the authors.
（7）I
happened to
happened to
meeting John on my way home from work.
（8）The house is built
on the side of
on the side of
a hill overlooking the river.
（9）Let's stop and
ask for
ask for
directions.
（10）Next time I will get enough courage to
go on a ride
go on a ride
with her on the horseback!

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【答案】take turns；close to；appeal to；go through；take the route；matched??with；happened to；on the side of；ask for；go on a ride
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