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【题目】He goes to work by bus, but he walks________ after work.

A. to home B. the home

C. his home D. to his home

【答案】D

【解析】

试题分析：句意：他坐公交车去上班，但是他下班后步行回家。home是副词，不能用介词修饰。故排除A项。walk home“走回家”，walk to his home“走回他的家”，故选D。

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