17．I hate interruptions，         when I'm trying to work．（　�。�
A．generallyB．usuallyC．especiallyD．specially

分析 我很討厭被打擾，尤其是當(dāng)我在工作的時候．

解答 答案：C．根據(jù)I hate interruptions"我很討厭被打擾"和when I'm trying to work"當(dāng)我在工作的時候"，可以知道這是句義的遞進(jìn)．選項中g(shù)enerally 普遍地；一般地；usually 通常地；especially尤其；特別specially 專門地；特別地，所以選擇C．

點評 考查形容詞辨析．要做好這種題型，需要了解各個選項的含義，但更重要的是理解句子的意思．只有符合句子意思的選項才是正確的．

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