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2. (2013 •济宁高一检测) Tom made great progress last semester and as result,he was praised by the teacher.

A. a;a B. a;/ C. /;/ D. /;a

2. D2. D解析:考查冠词。句意：汤姆上学期取得了很大进步，结果老师表扬了他。第一空为固定短语make great progress“取得很大进步”；第二空也是固定短语as a result“结果”。故选D项。

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