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【题目】You can learn ________growing apples.

A. lot of about B. a lot about C. a lot of in D. lots of about

【答案】B

【解析】句意：我们了解了许多有关种苹果的事情。学会，了解：learn about… 排除答案C。许多：a lot后不跟名词，lots of=a lot of后面要跟名词。本句里未跟名词，用a lot，故选B。

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