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此处需要填一个形容词作定语修饰 language,现剩下三个形容词: national意思是“国家的,民族的”, international意思是“国际的”, comfortable意思是“舒服的”,根据上下文意
思,可排除 comfortable, international是个干扰项,本文讨论的是英语作为美国的国家语言,而不是国际语言,因此此处应选K。
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