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19．It's burning hot today．Shall we rest in the shade                 these trees？（　　）
A．overB．beneathC．outsideD．to

分析 考查介词辨析，句意：今天天太热了，我们坐在树底下的阴凉处休息一下，好吗？

解答 答案B，over在…上方，beneath在…下面，outside在…外面，to到，向，根据句意"今天天太热了，我们坐在树底下的阴凉处休息一下，好吗？"选B

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