A famous commentator on British media once written that in the UK “there is almost no escape from television”.

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【单选题】-What day is today? - ___________. A. Today is March 25th B. Today is Saturday C. Today is fine D. Today is cold

Storyteller is to listener as () A: accompanist is to composer B: critique is to commentator C: banter is to humorist D: anthologist is to editor E: pantomime is to viewer

The author of this passage is probably ______. A: a reporter for a newspaper B: a commentator on national policies C: a member of the House D: an expert on border issues

Numerous materials are available to __________. A: today of designers B: today's of designers C: today's designers D: today designers

The commentator can use the information partly from the event that he can see and partly from his __________ to make his talk meaningful.

The weather (AB) on Channel 4 is always extremely smartly dressed. A: man B: broadcaster C: girl D: interpreter E: commentator

I came late to class today; the reason being that the bus broke down. A: today, and the reason being that B: today, for the reason being that C: today because D: today; due to

I didn’t do as （） I did yesterday. A: badly today as B: bad today as C: badly as today D: bad as today