11．多虧村民們的及時援助，游客們成功地逃脫了洪水的困擾．（protect）
Thanks to the villagers'timely help，the tourists managed to protect themselves from the floods．．

分析 Thanks to the villagers'timely help，the tourists managed to protect themselves from the floods．

解答 Thanks to the villagers'timely help，the tourists managed to protect themselves from the floods．
根據(jù)句意"多虧村民們的及時援助，游客們成功地逃脫了"可知，這是對過去事實的描述，所以用一般過去時．
本句可使用一個簡單的主謂賓結(jié)構(gòu)，manage to do sth努力干成功某事，protect sb from sth保護(hù)某人免受傷害．

點評 本句中注意形容詞timely的用法，學(xué)生易誤用于副詞，一定要正確運用適當(dāng)?shù)男问絹肀磉_(dá)句子的意思．

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