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11．How often do you eat out？
---________，but usually once a week．（　　）

	A．	Have no idea		B．	It depends
	C．	As usual		D．	Generally speaking

分析 ---你多久在外面吃一次？
--看情况而定，但是通常每周一次．

解答答案B．
A项"不知道"；C项"像往常一样"；D项"一般而言"；B项"看情况而定"；根据答句中的"but usually once a week"可知，说话者表示‘通常自己是每周一次去外面吃'，但也不是总这样，要看情况的，"It depends 视情况而定"，故选B．

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