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【题目】Go down this street and turn ______ / left / ．You will see a library in front of you.

A．light B．left C．let D．lift

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：沿着这条街走，向左转。你会在你面前看到一个图书馆。Light轻的；left 左边；let 让；lift举起，梯子。根据音标可知该选B。

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