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【题目】My grandmother is old. She______ asks me“Where are my glasses(眼镜）？”

A. and B. always C. to D. so

【答案】B

【解析】句意：我的祖母老了。她总是问我“我的眼镜呢？”。考查频度副词和语境理解。A. and和，并列连词；B. always总是，频度副词；C. to到;向，朝着；D. so因此。结合句意和语境可知选B。

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