This soccer team lost the game        in the group match, for which they were seriously punished by the FIF


  1. A.
    A. in common
  2. B.
    as usual
  3. C.
    by accident
  4. D.
    on purpose
D
試題分析：考查詞組：A. in common共同的，B. as usual通常的，C. by accident偶然地，D. on purpose故意地，句意：這個(gè)足球隊(duì)在小組賽的時(shí)候故意輸了比賽，為此他們收到足協(xié)的嚴(yán)厲的懲罰。選D
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