All volunteers joy to the people they help in many ways. A. bring B. take C. get D. buy 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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All volunteers joy to the people they help in many ways.

A. bring B. take C. get D. buy

【答案】

【解析】此题重点考查bring和take在表示“带或拿”的区别。bring 一般有“把…带过来，拿过来”的意思如 bring your coat here 把它带过来这里，拿过来这里而take 是“把…带走，带离这里”的意思

take away your coat 把你的大衣带走，带离开这里

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