--- Lucas is ______. Don’t trust him.
--- I cannot believe he ______ to me by making ______ such a stupid excuse. I always consider Lucas as my own brother.


  1. A.
    lying; lay; of
  2. B.
    lieing; lied; up
  3. C.
    lieing; laid; of
  4. D.
    lying; lied; up
D
動(dòng)詞lie 說謊，過去式為lied，現(xiàn)在分詞為lying，短語(yǔ)：lie to sb 向某人說謊，make up 編造，句意：Lucas在說謊，別相信他的話。我簡(jiǎn)直不相信他對(duì)我說謊通過編造如此一個(gè)愚蠢的理由。我總是把Lucas當(dāng)成我自己的兄弟。所以選D。
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