“Zhu Zhiwen Overcoat Brother, came here to us in singing for the National Day the other day.A. join B. join inC. attend D. take part in 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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“Zhu Zhiwen Overcoat Brother, came here to us in singing for the National Day the other day.

A. join B. join in

C. attend D. take part in

【解析】考查动词（短语）辨析。“参加、加入”：①join:加入某个组织（成为其中一员）。例如:join the army.②join (sb) in (doing) sth:（加入到某人中）参加某个活动。③attend:为正式用语，指参加会议、婚礼、典礼，听报告、讲座等。例如：attend a meeting, attend school.④take part in:参加活动（并在其中起到积极的作用）。根据该空后的结构“us in singing”，故该题正确答案为A.该句句意：“几天之前大衣哥朱之文到这儿和我们一起为国庆放歌。”

考点：动词（短语）辨析

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