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The years between 1940 and 1970 is known as______ period.
A. the Reform. Movement
B. Modern Language Teaching and Research
C. Communicative Language Teaching
D. Structural Language Teaching
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C、Result
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B．condition
C．word
D．idea
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A．in order
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A．when
B．with
C．as
D．if
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(11)
A．yet
B．however
C．but
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A．recruit
B．react
C．reckon
D．retain
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