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--– John seems happy, even though his wife left him and he lost his job.

　 ---- I think he _____to put on a brave face.

A will try B has tried C tries D is trying

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23. A. service　　　　B. advice　　　　　 C. appearance　　　　D. violence

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25. A. affected　　　B. broadened　　　　C. damaged　　　　　D. expanded

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28. A. in addition 　　B. in general　　　　 C. in brief　　　　　　D. in detail

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30. A. up to now　　 B. little by little　　　 C. sooner or later　　　D. one by one

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32. A. stopped　　　 B. continued　　　　 C. avoided　　　　　 D. survived

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