[题目]-I consider little Tom isn't well at school. - . Not very well, I'm afraid. A. getting ready , Up to you B. getting on , I'm with you on thatC. getting in touch , It depends D. getting on , It's a 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】

—I consider little Tom isn't _________ well at school.

— _________. Not very well, I'm afraid.

A. getting ready ； Up to you B. getting on ； I'm with you on that

C. getting in touch ； It depends D. getting on ； It's a pity

【答案】B

【解析】句意:— 我认为小汤姆在学校学习不怎么好。— 我同意你的观点。恐怕不是很好。考查习惯用语。get on with进展，进步; I'm with you on that. 表示赞同。

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