-My deskmate accused me breaking her glasses.-Oh,you had the right to defend yourself her accusation.A.of;against B.for;fromC.of;for D.for;against 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—My deskmate accused me breaking her glasses.

—Oh,you had the right to defend yourself her accusation.

A.of;against B.for;from

C.of;for D.for;against

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试题分析：考查介词。我的同桌指责我因为我打碎了她的被子，奥，你应该应该对于他的责备自我检讨。of表示原因，for表示对于，所以选C。

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