-We lost the game again!- !You will do better next time. A. That’s all right! B. Cheer up C. Not at all D. It’s hard to say. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—We lost the game again!— !You will do better next time.

A. That’s all right! B. Cheer up C. Not at all D. It’s hard to say.

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试题分析：句意：—我们又输了! —振作起来！你下次会做得更好。That’s all right! 没关系；Cheer up振作起来；Not at all没关系；It’s hard to say.很难说。选B。

考点: 考查交际用语的用法。

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