【題目】I used to have a to that vase,but I broke it.

A.company B.accompany

C.companion D.community

【答案】C

【解析】A.company 公司；陪伴 B.accompany vt. 陪伴 C.companion n. 同伴；陪伴物 D.communit社區(qū)；團(tuán)體。句意：曾經(jīng)我有一個花瓶陪伴，但是我把它打碎了。選C。

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