reallyA. breathe B. thread C. theatre D. ocean 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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really

A. breathe B. thread C. theatre D. ocean

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试题分析：考查语音really [?ri?li] A. breathe [bri??] B. thread [θred] C. theatre ['θi?t?] D. ocean [??u??n]，根据语音可知选C项。

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