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Leave that work to me, and I’ll do it ________．


  1. A.
    lonely
  2. B.
    alone
  3. C.
    lone
  4. D.
    loneliness
B
本題的意思是：“把這工作交給我吧，我可以單獨完成�！倍鴇o it alone是個固定短語，意思是“單獨做某事”，此處alone是副詞，所以正確答案是B項。lonely意為“孤獨的”，強調人內心的感受；loneliness是其名詞形式；lone是形容詞，意為“單獨的，獨自的”，只用在名詞前。
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