题目内容

So difficult _____ it to live in an English-speaking country that I determined to learn English well.

A.
I have felt
B.
have I felt
C.
I didn't feel
D.
did I feel

D
解析：本题考查倒装句。so difficult放于句首，构成倒装。

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13th CLIC／LISO annual conference set for California

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13th annual CLIC／LISO Conference

Dates

May l7 to 19, 2007

Venue

Santa Barbra, California，US

Theme

Conference on Language，Interaction (相互作用) and Culture

Organizer

*The Australia Research Council (ARC)；

*Language，Interaction and Social Organization (LISO) group；

*The Center for language，Interaction and Culture (CLIC).

Keynote and featured speakers

*Barbara Fox，professor of 1inguistics (语言学)，University of Colorado，Boulder，US；

*Celia Kitzinger, professor of sociology，University of York，UK：

*Norma Mendoza-Denton，professor of anthropology (人类学)，University of Arizona，US；

*Jason Raley，assistant professor of education，University of California，Santa Barbara, US

Topic areas

*Anthropological linguistics；

*Pragmatics；

*Conversation analysis；

*Discourse analysis

Participants

Language and culture researchers from institutions across US，Australia and many other countries．

Background information

The Language，Interaction. and Social Organization (LISO) group is composed of professors and researchers in the areas of linguistics，sociology，and education，etc．The Center for Language，Interaction，and Culture (CLIC) is made up of experts from anthropology，applied linguistics，education，psychology，and sociology. Their common purpose is to promote cross-disciplinary discussion of issues regarding language as a complex resource for thinking and acting in the world．

The Australian Research Council (ARC) plays a key role in the Australian government’s investment in the future prosperity and well-being of the Australian community．

For further information，please visit http://www.hcsnet.edu.au/.

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