My mother bought a new skirt for me at a yesterday.A．pay B．discountC．cost D．bargain 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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My mother bought a new skirt for me at a yesterday.

A．pay B．discount

C．cost D．bargain

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试题分析：句意：我妈妈昨天以折扣价给我买了一条新裙子。A．pay工资、付款；B．at a discount折扣价；C．at cost成本价；前面不用冠词a; D．bargain讨价还价。综上可知选B。

考点：考查名词固定搭配的用法。

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