题目内容
19．-How can the deaf-mute（聋哑人） communicate？-They can communicate_______ each other by _______ body language and gestures．（ ）
| A． | to，make | B． | about，do | C． | with，making |
分析 --聋哑人如何交流？
--他们可以通过肢体语言和手势进行交流．
解答 答案：C 考查常用介词的辨析．根据题干，考查固定短语communicate with sb与某人交流，第二个空by是介词，后面要用名词或动名词，故选择C．
点评 考查常用介词的辨析．掌握介词的基本用法，选择符合题意的介词是做本题的关键．
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