The couple never have words because they have with each other. A. nothing in common B. much out of the common C. little in common D. much in common 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The couple never have words because they have ________ with each other.

A. nothing in common

B. much out of the common

C. little in common

D. much in common

【解析】选D。考查固定词组。句意：这对夫妻从未吵过架，因为他们彼此间有许多共同之处。have words（with sb. ）与某人吵架；have much in common有许多共同之处。

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