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18．People found it hard to           so much advertising in TV series that a rule has been made to ban it．（　　）
A．catch up withB．put up withC．get along withD．get away with

分析 人们发现很难忍受电视连续剧里有如此多的广告，以致于已经制定了规则来禁止它．

解答 答案：B
A．catch up with 追上，赶上；  B．put up with  忍受，容忍； C．get along with  进展，与…和睦相处；  D．get away with 侥幸成功，侥幸逃脱；根据句中"已经制定了规则来禁止它"可推知，此处应表示人们难以忍受电视连续剧里有那么多的广告；故选B

点评 本题考查了动词短语put up with 的用法．做本题时，主要应根据完整句子的句意提示，并结合各选项中动词短语的意思，进行逻辑推理，从而找到符合该处句意的选项．本题的难点在于对各动词短语意思的把握上，因此平时应注意增加词汇及短语的积累，并需要牢固记忆．

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