题目内容

_____ the new policy, we are now having a happy life.

A. Thanks to B. Because

C. For D. Thanks for

 

A

【解析】

试题分析: 考查词汇辨析。A Thanks to多亏(介词);B Because因为(连词,后面接从句);C For因为(后面的句中起补充说明);句意:多亏了新的政策,我们正在过着幸福的生活。根据句意说明A正确

考点 : 考查词汇辨析

 

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