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【題目】Our teacher ______a big sister to us. We all _______her very much.

A. look like; likes B. looks like; like C. is like; likes D. is like; like

【答案】D

【解析】試題分析：我們的老師對我們像大姐姐。我們都很喜歡她。第一空是用like的介詞用法，用be like；第二空是實義動詞like（喜歡），故選D。

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