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1 .—What do you think of the song?

    —It is really catchy tune. No wonder people like it.

1. catchy 前加 a catchy 意為“動(dòng)人的”，a catchy tune 意為“一首動(dòng)聽的樂曲”。

題目來源：2015全品作業(yè)本高中英語必修2新課標(biāo)外研版 > Period Listen，Everyday English，F(xiàn)unction，Writing&Cultural Corner

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