If your writing is interesting you'll pick up more marks. If your writing is _________, you _________.


  1. A.
    boring；don't
  2. B.
    bored；won't
  3. C.
    bored；don't
  4. D.
    boring；won't
D
這題考查形容詞：boring“令人厭倦的”bored“感到厭倦的”，修飾your writing，用boring，第二空是主句的時態(tài)，因為if條件句用的是一般現(xiàn)在時，所以主句是一般將來時。選D。
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