[题目]-How do you find Summer Shoes 2012?- ! I think every lady will love it.A. Very fascinating B. By chanceC. Don't you know D. Don't worry 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】-How do you find Summer Shoes 2012?

-__________！ I think every lady will love it.

A. Very fascinating

B. By chance

C. Don't you know

D. Don't worry

【答案】A

【解析】句意:——你觉得夏季鞋2012怎样？——太迷人了！我认为女士们会人见人爱。Very fascinating十分让人着迷；By chance偶然，意外地；Don't you know难道你不知道吗；Don't worry别担心，不用担心。

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