But someday, all our hard work will______; we will attend the university of our choice and go on to have a great career.


  1. A.
    turn out
  2. B.
    pay off
  3. C.
    work out
  4. D.
    go out
B
短語辨析。   A. 生產(chǎn)；關(guān)掉  B. 付清；取得成功  C. 解決；算出  D. 出去；過時。句意：但是某一天，我們所有的努力 工作會取得成功；我們會進入我們選擇的大學，繼續(xù)一個偉大職業(yè)生涯。故選B。
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