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【题目】(2013江苏徐州)I ________ watch this TV programme(节目)．It’s very interesting．

A．often

B．never

C．hardly

D．seldom

【答案】A

【解析】考查频率副词。often意为“常常”；never意为“从不”；hardly意为“几乎不”；seldom意为“很少”。由后句“它是非常有趣的”可知“我经常看这个电视节目”。所以选择A。

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