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15．Who is morelikely （like） to win the game，Lily or Linda？

分析誰更可能贏得這場比賽，Lily還是Linda？

解答答案是likely．本題考查語境中選用所給詞的適當形式．like vt．喜歡； prep．像； likely adj．/adv．很可能；題干中be動詞is后面需要的是形容詞；be likely to do 很可能做…；故答案是likely．

點評本題是要求用所給詞的適當形式填空，解題時首先考慮句中需要的詞性；其次，如果是謂語動詞關注時態、語態和數的變化；如果是非謂語動詞要聯系非謂語的基本用法判斷非謂語的形式；如果是名詞關注單復數．

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