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As a teacher, he is not only strict _____ his students but also strict _____ his work.

A. with; with B. in; about

C. in; with D. with; about

【解析】

试题分析：考查介词。固定搭配be strict with…对某人严格要求；be strict in/about…对某事严格要求。句意是：作为一名老师，他不仅对他的学生严格要求，而且对他的工作严格要求。所以选D

考点：考查介词。

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