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13．Next week he will make a speechspecially（special）for us．

分析下周他将特别地为我们做一个演讲．

解答答案specially；考查副词的用法，应使用副词来修饰介词短语for us，因此直接在所给词后加-ly．

点评对于单词填空这种题，要分析句子意思，再从结构上和意义上对答案进行确定．

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B．The advantages and disadvantages of freelance
C．The definition of freelance
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E．What is freelancing really like？
F．The best way to develop a career
（61）C
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（62）B
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（63）A
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