题目内容

1．They have a lot ______ and become good friends．（　　）
A．in commonB．in particularC．in practiceD．in need

分析 他们有很多共同之处，所以成为了好朋友．

解答 答案：A．根据become good friends可知他们有很多共同之处，是个学习的含义分别是A"共同的"；B"特别，尤其"；C"实践"；D"需要"，所以答案是A．

点评 考查介词短语辨析．in common with sb/sth有两个意思：
1、together with sb/sth与某人[某事物]一起：In common with many others，she applied for a training place．她已和许多人一起申请参加训练．
2、like sb/sth 像某人[某事物]一样：You are in common with me．我们俩志趣相投．
the same as是相同的意思：I think the same as you do about the matter．我对此事的看法也是和你一样．

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