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    3．focus（　　）
    A．loseB．localC．honeyD．modest

    分析 focus[?f??k?s]，o发音为/??/

    解答 答案为B．
    A．lose[lu：z]，o发音为/u：/；B．local[?l??kl]，o发音为/??/；C．honey[?h?ni]，o发音为/?/；modest[?m?d?st]，o发音为/?/．

    点评 平时注意发音，将语音作为一个系统进行训练．

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