I often him for advice in my work and he is always willing to me some． [ ] A．give; ask B．ask; give C．ask; take D．give; give 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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I often ________ him for advice in my work and he is always willing to ________ me some．

[　　]

A．give; ask

B．ask; give

C．ask; take

D．give; give

答案：B
提示：

依据advice的常见搭配，以及题干中的him for advice判断，第一空应该填ask，排除A、D项；第二空如果填take，句意矛盾。故选B项。句意为：“我经常在工作中向他请教，他也乐于给我些指点。”

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C. Who do you play for?

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