题目内容

He tore a piece of ________ parts ________ great anger.

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A．clothes in, in

B．clouting with, with

C．cloth into, into

D．cloth into, with

答案：D
解析：

a piece of cloth意思为“一块布料”，tear…into parts(pieces)意思为“把……撕成碎片”，with great anger=angrily.故正确答案为D。

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He tore a piece of parts great anger.

A.
clothes in, in
B.
clouting with, with
C.
cloth into, into
D.
cloth into, with

He tore a piece of ________ parts ________ great anger.

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