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10.For his credit,he is always ready to help others.For改为To.分析 值得赞扬的是,他总是乐于助人.
解答 答案:For改为To
分析句意可知,此处考查的是固定词组To one's credit"值得赞扬"的用法,故用To.
点评 本题考查了固定词组To one's credit的用法,因此在平时的学习中应注意总结并熟练掌握一些固定搭配或固定词组的意义及用法.

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