There is a /-/w/ merging in Indian English. When Indian people say the word “vine”, it s

A．/θri:/ and /ðəʊz/

B．/tri:/ and /dəʊz/

C．i:/ and /zəʊz/

D．/frɪ:/ and əʊz/

听力原文：W: I can't understand why you can speak English so well in such a short time.

M: If you pay attention to what our teacher says, you will speak as well as me.

Q: What does the man mean？

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A．Listen halfheartedly to the teacher in class.

B．Pay attention when teacher speaks English.

C．Follow the teacher's spoken English.

D．Follow the teacher's advice on speaking English.

听力原文：W: I first read Ulysses when I was 16, but I didn't understand much of it.

M: No wonder. It's one of the most complex novels in the English language.

Q: Why isn't the man surprised at the woman's statement？

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A．Because she is so young.

B．Because the man didn't understand it either.

C．Because she doesn't have a good knowledge of English.

D．Because the novel is too difficult to understand.

A．By asking the Dean to pay for a professional.

B．By doing it themselves.

C．By merging with the Teacher Development site.

D．By looking for another designer.

听力原文：W: Can you speak any foreign languages？

M: Not really. I can only speak a little English.

Q: What do we learn about the man？

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A．He can only speak English.

B．He can speak some English.

C．He can't speak any English.

A．British English.

B．Adding of foreign words.

C．Borrowing from American Indian words.

D．Coined by the first British colonists in America.