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【题目】Which of the following underlined parts is different in pronunciation from the others?

A.Don’t throw the rubbish here and there.

B.We can see a lot of trees through the window.

C.Do you know something about this book?

D.They have stayed there for about two months up to now.

【答案】D

【解析】

句意:下列划线部分中哪一部分的发音与其他部分不同?

本题考查音标。A. Don’t throw the rubbish here and there. /θr/ B. We can see a lot of trees through the window. /wnd/ C. Do you know something about this book? /n/ D. They have stayed there for about two months up to now. /na/。故选D

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