In addition,many exceptions（ ）the rules of English usage make it difficult to master.to
In addition,many exceptions（ ）the rules of English usage make it difficult to master.
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解析：exception（例外）与to连用。句意：此外，英语用法规则的许多特例使得英语用法很难掌握。
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