填空题My impression is that the sales of tiffs company have (great) ____ increased this year.
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My impression is that the sales of tiffs company have (great) ____ increased this year.
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解析：
本题考查词性转换。句意：在我印象中，这家酒业公司今年的销量涨幅很大。此处需要用great的副词形式greatly来修饰动词increase。
本题考查词性转换。句意：在我印象中，这家酒业公司今年的销量涨幅很大。此处需要用great的副词形式greatly来修饰动词increase。
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