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3.Mr.Smith was thinking about how to explain to the manager why he was late for work,when a good idea ______ to him.(  )
A.happenedB.broughtC.occurredD.struck

分析 史密斯先生在想如何向经理解释他上班迟到了的时候,突然想到一个好主意.

解答 答案:C,考查动词的辨析,happen to sb."发生在某人身上",bring to sb"带给某人",occur to sb."某人突然想到…",strike的用法是sth.strike sb."某人想起…",根据语境是他突然想到一个好主意,故答案为C.

点评 考查动词的辨析,要区分各个动词的意思,在平时的学习中要对词汇进行积累.

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