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12．Then focus on the next task，and so on．

分析 接着集中注意力在下一个任务，等等．

解答 77．focus

点评 由介词on以及首字母f可知此题考查固定搭配focus on，表示"致力于，集中注意力于…"，分析句子结构，此题为祈使句句式，因此用动词原形focus即可．

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A．The writer's most unforgettable experience．
B．How the writer got her first ticket．
C．An accident caused by the writer．
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