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【题目】They __________ in their twenties after they had __________ in love with each other at first sight.

A. married ； been

B. married ；fallen

C. married with ； been

D. got married with ； fallen

【答案】A

【解析】句意：他们一见钟情后，在他们20多岁的时候结婚了。be in love with sb. 爱某人。

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