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13.She liked the novel so much that she _________her homework and began to read it.( )A. | took over | B. | set aside | C. | set out | D. | turned down |
分析 她如此喜欢那本小说,以至于她把家庭作业放一边然后开始读小说.
解答 答案:B
解析:A 接管;B把…放一边;储存;C:出发;D:调小;拒绝.根据句意可知她很喜欢那本小说,所以先把家庭作业"放一边"了;故本题答案为B选项,其余选项均不符合句意.
点评 本题考查动词短语.做此类题目时一定要熟悉每个动词短语的含义并结合用法与其在句中的成分来选择合适的形式.
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