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    4．I'm interested in a one-bed room． Do you have any _____？（　　）
    A．convenientB．possibleC．availableD．personal

    分析 我想住单人房．你有单人房可以使用吗？

    解答 答案：C．根据I'm interested in a one-bed room可以知道"我想住单人房"，而选项中，A方便的，便利的；B可能的；C有空的，可以得到的，可以利用的；D私人的，个人的．所以选择C，表达"你有单人房可以使用吗"

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