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When answering the teacher’s questions，he holds thoughts that he can’t clearly ______　　　 in words.

　 A.express 　　　　 B.explain　　　　 C.expand 　　　 D.exercise

 

A

 

express指“(用言辭)表達，陳述”。

 

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