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18.When it    air pollution,Beijing faces the three"C"scars,coal and construction,which lead to Beijing's thick air pollution.(  )
A.refers toB.comes toC.happens toD.speaks to

分析 当谈到空气污染时,北京面临着三个"C":汽车、燃煤、建设,这导致了北京严重的空气污染.

解答 答案B.
refer to"涉及;参考,查阅;指的是";come to"共计,达到;谈到,涉及";happen to"碰巧,偶然";speak to"对…说话".when it comes to…意思是"当说到,当提到",是固定搭配,再根据句子所要表述的意思可知答案选B.

点评 本题考查动词短语.动词短语题是高考常考的内容之一,要求考生平时注意积累一些常用的短语,做题时结合语境及句意做出正确的选择.

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    C.He expressed his expectation of Apple's new successor Tim Cook.
    D.He showed his regret for being unable to meet his duties as CEO.
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A.become serious about her study 
B.go to her friend's house regularly
C.learn from her classmates at school 
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