I _____have breakfast at 7:00. But ____ it’s 7:20. I’m having my breakfast


  1. A.
    usually / often
  2. B.
    often / usually
  3. C.
    sometimes / often
  4. D.
    usually / now
D
本題的前半句表示的經(jīng)常性的行為，可用頻率副詞，本題的后半句表示的是正在進(jìn)行的動(dòng)作，通常和now連用，故本題選D。
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