【題目】—Mark, have you got what I’m saying?

— Sorry, sir. I can________follow you. Would you please say it again more slowly?

A.nearlyB.alwaysC.hardly

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：句意：——馬克，你明白我說的嗎？——對不起，先生。我?guī)缀醺簧夏恪Ｕ埬阏f得再慢一點，好嗎？

考查副詞。nearly幾乎，差不多；always總是；hardly幾乎不；根據(jù)句意理解及后句Would you please say it again more slowly?可知，這里表達的是“幾乎沒有跟上”，是否定的意思，故選C。

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