【题目】新型冠状病毒原来和中国的实验室无关，而是来自大自然。
COVID–19 ____________________ the lab in China. It has a natural origin instead.
【答案】turns out/ has turned out to have nothing to do with
turns out/ has turned out that it has nothing to do with/ it doesn’t have anything to do with
【解析】
句子陈述一种客观的事实用一般现在时（事实已经证明与中国的实验室无关，主句动词也可用现在完成时）；根据中文提示，turn out最后是、结果是，可接不定式也可接从句；have nothing to do with/not have anything to do with与……无关；故答案为turns out/ has turned out to have nothing to do with；turns out/ has turned out that it has nothing to do with/ it doesn’t have anything to do with.
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