These tickets are ________. The film company gave them away to us ________.


  1. A.
    for free; free
  2. B.
    free; freely
  3. C.
    free; for free
  4. D.
    for free; free of charge
C
表達(dá)“免費(fèi)”，在are后作表語(yǔ)，只能用形容詞free。
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