There, on the table ________ a note-book open, on which were written, “From now on, I'll ________ aside one-third of my income for Henry's education. ”


  1. A.
    lied; put
  2. B.
    lay; lay
  3. C.
    had; have
  4. D.
    it was; set
B
【巧解導(dǎo)析】本小題第一句表示“桌子上放著一個(gè)本子”，用there be/lie表示客觀存在，lie的過去式有兩個(gè)；lied(撒謊)和lay(躺)，本句取后一含義；第二句表示“存錢”，可用put away/put aside，set/lay aside．
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