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A. Some say Lili just joined the debate team out of a love with the sound of her own voice.
Out of love FOR X is the correct usage.
B. Lili was in love witht he sound of her voice, some say, and just joined the debate team.
In love with X usage is correct in first half of sentence, but putting just in the second half distorts the original sentence meaning.
C. Some people say Lili just joined the debate team in love of her own voice.
i
n love of X is wrong
D. Some people say Lili just joined the debate team out of love with her voice.
out of love with is wrong. FOR is the correct usage.
E. Some say Lili only joined the debate team out of a love for the sound of her own voice.
out of love for is correct. putting qualifier only before joined shows that action was limited because of some reason (love for her voice).
"out of love for " and " in love with" , these two idioms can help in answering this.
在这里不大明白the sound of voice 与 voice 的区别，还有only与just的区别，以及out of a love for 是固定搭配吗？作者: summerwaker 时间: 2012-9-21 06:19
