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11．She and her husband ______ the same primary school．（　　）
A．joinedB．attendedC．joined inD．took part in

分析 她和她的丈夫上同一所小学．

解答 答案B．
A项"join+组织/团体/党派    参加…"；C项"join in+活动"；D项"take part in+活动并在其中起积极作用"；B项"attend    参加会议、婚礼、典礼；听报告、讲座、上学等"；动词短语"attend the primary school   上学"；根据句意"她和她的丈夫上同一所小学"，故选B．

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