Learning by Doing
The English Language has a huge number of verbs. 21 take, for example. In other languages you will find one word which means take, and if you’re 22 there may be two. But just look at English: there’s clutch, clasp, get, grab, grasp, snatch, seize, snaffle, collar and appropriate, to name just a few.
How can even the most 23 foreign learner of English hope to 24 this vast vocabulary? The only sure way is by having a British friend to practise it with. And the best kind of friend to guide you on this 25 of linguistic discovery is a romantic one. To learn the language side-by-side, hand-in-hand, cheek-to-check, heart-to-heart with a native speaker. A 26 , however: the foreign visitor is advised against trying to reach the love 27 to the point of actually marrying a Brit. 28 couples in this country do not normally talk to one another, but 29 by glances, frowns, coughs, whistles and the occasional note on the breakfast table – none of which is very. 30 for the English language learner.
21. A. Use B. Take C. Set D. Like
22. A. lucky B. able C. efficient D. hardworking
23. A. cleverest B. most fortunate C. most sensible D. most diligent
24. A. find B. discover C. acquire D. deal with
25. A. experience B. journey C. adventure D. study
26. A. saying B. notice C. warning D. word
27. A. connection B. purpose C. story D. aim
28. A. Dear B. Married C. Many D. Few
29. A. speak B. express C. inform D. communicate
30. A. suitable B. helpful C. useful D. common

21.选B take...for example 以...为例。
22.选D 勤奋的，努力的。
23.选A 句中已有表示最高级的the most
24.选C 学到的意思
25.选D 语言发现的学习
26.选B 注意
27.A
28.B
29.D
30B