---- Did he give you advice on your work yesterday?

---- Yes. But his advice, as a matter of fact, ______ my difficulty.

A. used toB. related to

C. added toD. belonged to

 

C

【解析】

試題分析：句意：上文，昨天，他給你一些工作上的建議沒有？下文，是的，但是事實(shí)上，他的建議增加了我的困難。used to過去常常；related to涉及；added to增加；belonged to屬于，選C。

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