题目内容

He speaks English so well that he is thought of as a(n) ____ speaker.

A. determined B. native C. official D. loose

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：他英语讲得如此好以至于他被误认为是当地人。A. determined有决心的 B. native 当地的 C. official 官方的 D. loose松的，“讲当地语言的人” native speaker是固定用法，故选B。

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