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We’re doing job we all feel proud of ourselves.

A. such meaningful; andB. such meaningful; that

C. such a meaningful; andD. such a meaningful; that

 

D

【解析】

试题分析：句意：我们正在做一项如此有意义的工作，以至于我们自己都感觉到骄傲。分析：考查固定句型：such a/an +adj. +n.(名词为单数可数名时前面用不定冠词) +that……，故选D

考点：考查固定句型的用法。

 

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The conductor looks at the dog and says, “Yes, but like the other people he must not put his feet on the chair.”

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A.took away B. put away

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假如你是Jack,青少年论坛节目的主持人,昨天你收到David的来信,他有一些问题需要你给他提出有益的建议,根据以下提示为他写一封80词的回信.

.1. 早晨没有时间吃早饭,上午很疲劳,不能认真听讲;

2. 喜欢吃肉,不喜欢吃蔬菜;喜欢喝饮料,不喜欢喝水;

3. 喜欢看电视或玩电脑,不喜欢户外运动;

3. 体质很弱,经常感冒

注意字迹工整,开头和结尾已经给出.

Dear David,

It was nice to see your letter. I will give you some advice(建议).

 

 

 

 

I hope my advice can help you.

Yours,

Jack

 

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