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    –Why has Tom looked unhappy recently?

    –He has some difficulty ______ with his new classmates at school.

    A. getting over　　 B. getting in　　　 C. getting along　　D. getting down

     

    C

    【解析】

    试题分析：A. getting over克服，B. getting in收割，收获，C. getting along相处，进展，D. getting down下来，句意：--为什么汤姆最近不高兴？--他在学校和同学相处有困难。根据句意选C。

    考点：考查动词短语

     

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