You can’t learn to play the piano without practising． , you can’t learn a language well without using it.A．Likely B．HopefullyC．Similarly D．Personally 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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You can’t learn to play the piano without practising．____, you can’t learn a language well without using it.

A．Likely B．Hopefully

C．Similarly D．Personally

【解析】

试题分析：句意：没有练习你不能学会弹钢琴，相似地，不使用你不会学会语言。A．Likely可能，B．Hopefully有希望地，C．Similarly相似地，D．Personally就我个人而言，所以选C。

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Angela Green 是加拿大蒙特利尔中学的学生。她来信表示愿意成为你的笔友。按照下面表格提供的你的情况于2014年10月28日写一封信，向她表示你很高兴同她建立友好通讯联系。

姓名	王玲	出生日期	1997年2月23
籍贯	绵阳
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最喜欢的体育运动	排球
业余爱好	集邮
家庭人口	三人
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Dear Angela,

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