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    In school，teachers should________ fairly with their students．

    [　　]

    A．do
    B．deal
    C．treat
    D．look at
    答案：B
    解析：

    　　分析：从句子的意思来看，本空中显然不能填C、D两项，这两个动词在这里不能直接同with短语连用，do with／deal with均有“对待／处理”的意思，但do是及物动词，其后应接宾语，deal是不及物动词。在本句的空后没有动作的对象，故选deal。

    　　延伸点：短语do with／deal with都有“处理'的意思，它们是同义词，但do是及物动词，deal是不及物动词。此外，deal with还有“谈及，交易，对待”（＝handle，treat）的意思；而do with还有“容忍、将就”的意思，这时，do也可以用做不及物动词，例如：

    　　This book deals with music．这本书论述音乐。

    　　I can't do with him．我不能容忍他。


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