--It's said that shopping online is safe. -- .You'd better be careful.A. I agree B. That depends C. Ithink so. D. No problem B [解析]句意:--据说网上购物是安全的.--看情况而定.你最好小心.A. I agree 我同意, B. That depends 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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——It's said that shopping online is safe.

——_____.You'd better be careful.

A. I agree B. That depends C. Ithink so. D. No problem

B 【解析】句意：——据说网上购物是安全的。——看情况而定，你最好小心。A. I agree 我同意； B. That depends 看情况而定， C. I think so. 我认为是这样； D. No problem没问题；根据You'd better be careful.可知是看具体情况；故选B

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