Which of the following underlined part is different in pronunciation with others?( )A．Look at the yellow duckB．Please open the windowC．How do you do?D．Follow me.please 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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6．Which of the following underlined part is different in pronunciation with others？（　　）

	A．	Look at the yellow duck		B．	Please open the window
	C．	How do you do？		D．	Follow me，please

分析下面划线部分中的哪一个和其他的发音不同？本题考查字母组合ow的发音

解答答案：C
句意：下面划线部分中的哪一个和其他的发音不同？主要考查字母组合ow 在不同单词中的发音，选项中四个单词的意思和音标分别是：yellow[?jel??]形容词"黄色的"；window[?w?nd??]名词"窗户"；how[ha?]副词"怎样"；follow[?f?l??]动词"跟随"，每个单词里面的字母组合ow的发音分别是：/??/，/??/，/a?/，/??/，故选C．

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