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--Let’s ask our teacher for help.

A. Thanks. B.OK!

C. Yes, we do. D. No,we don’t.

【解析】

试题分析：句意为，让我们去找老师帮助吧！Let’s表示提建议，我们可以用OK. Good idea来表示同意，故选B。

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