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5."Separate"is the most ________ misspelt word in the English language,according to a new study of 3,500Britons.(  )
A.badlyB.casuallyC.definitelyD.commonly

分析 根据对3500个英国人的一项新的调查,"Separate"是英语中最常拼写错误的单词.

解答 答案:D.
根据"Separate"is the most ________ misspelt word in the English language可以看出这一句的意思应该是""Separate"是英语中最常拼写错误的单词".四个选项中只有commonly"常见的"符合句义.其他选项A"坏地"B"随意地"C"明确地".

点评 考查副词辨析.要做好这种题型,需要了解各个选项的含义,但更重要的是理解句子的意思.只有符合句子意思的选项才是正确的.

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