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20.You will find the advices useful to you.advices改成advice.分析 你将会发现这个建议对你有用.
解答 答案:advices改成advice;advice作为"建议"讲是不可数名词,没有复数形式.
点评 本题考查语言基本知识,这就要求考生平时假期基础知识的记忆和理解.
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| 54.A.taken to | B.spent in | C.expected of | D.exposed to |
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| 56.A.improve | B.promote | C.urge | D.update |
| 57.A.symbolized | B.illustrated | C.demonstrated | D.displayed |
| 58.A.modify | B.decorate | C.polish | D.fix |
| 59.A.Audio | B.Studio | C.Oral | D.Video |
| 60.A.since | B.while | C.unless | D.if |
| 61.A.throw away | B.lay down | C.blow out | D.break down |
| 62.A.Except for | B.Apart from | C.According to | D.Including in |
| 63.A.effect | B.affect | C.result | D.purpose |
| 64.A.less | B.same | C.similar | D.more |
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