填空题Jane (praise) ____ many times by the general manager when she was working as the office secretary.

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Jane (praise) ____ many times by the general manager when she was working as the office secretary.

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解析:
本题考查动词的被动语态。句意:简担任办公室秘书时,曾多次受到总经理表扬。句中主语Jane与动词praise之间是被动关系;从句使用了过去时,此处应该用动词的过去被动形式。故填入was praised。

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