The young man was of stealing money from the company in order to buy an iphone A．chargedB．blamedC．scoldedD．accused 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The young man was ________ of stealing money from the company in order to buy an iphone

A．charged

B．blamed

C．scolded

D．accused

解析试题分析：句意，那个年轻人被指控从公司偷钱为了买一台苹果手机。Charge,accuse都有“指控，控告”之意，但搭配不同，charge sb with sth, accuse sb of sth,故本题应该选择答案Ｄ， blame指责，责怪；归咎于scold责骂；斥责，无此搭配，故选Ｄ。
考点：考查动词用法辨析。
点评：解答此类题型一定要掌握各个选项的基本词义，以及一些固定搭配。如本题Charge,accuse都有“指控，控告”之意，但搭配不同，charge sb with sth, accuse sb of sth。要注意其细微差别。

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