hardly everA. 努力的???? B. 曾经??????? C. 几乎不题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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hardly ever

A. 努力的???? B. 曾经??????? C. 几乎不

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试题分析：hardly adv.几乎不; 简直不；ever曾经。

考点：英译汉。

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