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【题目】 —What time do you usually get _____?

—Well, _____ six thirty.

A. dressed, at B. dress, at

C. dressed, for D. dressed, on

【答案】A

【解析】

试题分析：句意：——你经常几点穿衣？——哦，六点半。get dressed“穿衣”，at+具体几点钟。on+具体日期；故选A。

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