Your house is always so neat-how do you ______ it with three children?


  1. A.
    manage
  2. B.
    serve
  3. C.
    adapt
  4. D.
    construct
A
考查動詞辨析。 manage 經(jīng)營，管理，serve 服務(wù)， adapt 采納，收養(yǎng)， construct建設(shè)，句意：你的房子總是很整潔 --- 帶著三個孩子你是怎么做到的？所以選A。
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