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Normally, we learn to read English beginning ________ ABC.

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A.

from

B.

as

C.

with

D.

by

答案:C
解析:

表示“从开始”用习惯用语begin/start with sth.;但表示以某一职业或职务来开始某一事业时用begin/start as+职业或职务。


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