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“Do you like literature?” “Of course. I believe literature is one way people from different countries can get to know _______.”(1分)
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of each other better
B
each other better
C
better each other
D
better of each other
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B
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解题思路： 本题考查形容词与介词语序的用法。根据题意“你喜欢文学吗？”“当然喜欢。我相信文学是一种能让不同国家的人们更好地相互了解的方式”。know each other better意为“更好地互相了解”，故正确答案为B）选项。
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