题目内容

It isn't so much whether he works hard; the question is whether he works _____.

   A. above all    B. in all    C. at all    D. after all

C


解析:

at all全然,真地(常用于肯定句中):If you do it at all, do it well.(你若真做,就得做好。)not...at all全不,毫不:He doesn't seem at all interested in my plane.(他似乎对我的计划毫无兴趣。)above all(=most important of all)最重要的。in all总计:We were fifteen in all.(我们总计15人。)after all毕竟,终究。

本题译文:他是否努力工作到并不重要,问题是他是否真正地做了。

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