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    18．Tell me _______how it came about that you were 20minutes late for class．You needn't go into details．（　　）
    A．in advanceB．in briefC．in totalD．in vain

    分析 简洁地告诉我你是怎么上课迟到20分钟的．你没有必要告诉我细节．

    解答 答案：B．
    考查介词短语．in advance提前；in brief简洁地；in total总计；in vain徒劳地，根据句意和下文语境"You needn't go into details．"可知最佳答案为B．

    点评 本题考查介词短语辨析．可以先从句意着手，看懂句意是关键，其次是掌握介词短语的含义，两者相结合得出最佳选项．

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