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19.Jack pretendednot to know(know) everything about it and said nothing.分析 Jack假装不知道关于它的一切,什么都没说.
解答 答案是not to know.考查词组pretend to do sth.假装做某事,否定形式是pretend not to do sth.假装不做某事.句意是:Jack假装不知道关于它的一切,什么都没说.故答案是not to know.
点评 解答此类题目,首先需要明确句意,然后确定考查的相关语法和固定搭配,填写正确的答案.
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