[题目]The boss asked Tom to leave because he was usually late for work. The underlined phrase means . A.left Tom outB.advised Tom to leaveC.kicked Tom off 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】The boss asked Tom to leave because he was usually late for work. The underlined phrase means .

A.left Tom outB.advised Tom to leaveC.kicked Tom off

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：老板要汤姆离开，因为他上班经常迟到。划线短语的意思是把他赶走。

本题考查动词短语。left him out遗漏了汤姆，advised Tom to leave建议汤姆离开，kicked Tom off把汤姆赶走。根据because he was usually late for work可知，因为汤姆经常上班迟到，因此老板把他赶走了，也就是辞退。故选C。

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