He is a thoughtful and qualified father; He some time every day to read to his children. A. sets down B. sets off C. set out D. set aside 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

He is a thoughtful and qualified father; He ____some time every day to read to his children.

A. sets down B. sets off C. set out D. set aside

解析:

句意：他是一位细心称职的父亲, 他每天留出一些时间给孩子们读书。set aside意思为 “节省或保留时间”。set down放下；记下；set off出发；使爆炸；set back把（钟表指针）往回拨。

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