---In what way will you use your portable computer?
---I’ll use it ______ for giving lectures at conferences at home and abroad.


  1. A.
    approximately
  2. B.
    mostly
  3. C.
    almost
  4. D.
    most
B
詞義辨析題。A. approximately    大約B. mostly 主要       C. almost 幾D.most 多數(shù) 句意：“在什么情況下你會(huì)使用你的手提電腦？”“我主要在國(guó)內(nèi)外會(huì)議上作報(bào)告時(shí)用它。根據(jù)語境選B
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