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Things go back to ______ since we paid off all our debts.

A.formalB.regularC.commonD.normal

D

解析试题分析:词义辨析。formal(学校教育或培训)正规的;regular 有规律的;common普通的;normal正常的,正规的。句意是我们付清债务以后一切都回到了正常。
考点:考查形容词词义辨析。
点评:词义辨析题是常考题,关键是弄清题意,根据语境选择合适的选项,要求考生平时对单词多记忆和理解。

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