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---Julia said she sent you a birthday card yesterday. Have you got it?

---Oh, really! I haven't ________ my mail box yet.


  1. A.
    examined
  2. B.
    reviewed
  3. C.
    tested
  4. D.
    checked
D
解析:本题的意思是“我还没有检查我的邮箱”,“检查邮箱”动词用check.
命题立意:除了时态语态外,动词意义的考查也越来越成为一个重点.在平时的学习中应对此加以注意.对于近义词应分别注意和它们搭配使用的词.
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