-John Adams didn’t play the lead role very well, right? -Well, . I think he is a very good actor. A．I don’t like it B．I don’t think so C．that’s true D．I agree 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—John Adams didn’t play the lead role very well, right?

—Well, ________. I think he is a very good actor.

A．I don’t like it B．I don’t think so C．that’s true D．I agree

【答案】

【解析】

试题分析：I don’t like it我不喜欢；I don’t think so我不这样认为；that’s true那是真的；I agree我同意。句意：约翰亚当斯没有把这个主角演好，对吗？——嗯，我不这样认为。我认为他是一个非常好的演员。结合语境可知选B。

考点：交际用语

点评：交际用语的考查也是英语考试的重点，做此类题型首先要理解各个选项中句子的含义，然后结合具体语境选择符合逻辑关系答语。平时应注意积累各种习惯用语，了解英美文化的区别，尤其注意不能以中式思维思考英语问题。平时应加强英语阅读，增强语感，多了解一些英语文化方面的知识。

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