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If he had his natural ability with hard work, he should have been very successful.

A．measured B．combined

C．multiplied D．digested

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试题分析：句意：如果他早把本能和勤奋结合起来的话，他应该就很成功了。A．measured测量； B．combined...with把......和......相结合；C．multiplied 乘、增加；D．digested消化。综上可知选B。

考点：考查动词的用法。

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