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His friends found ______ necessary to tell him everything about his father .

A.it B. that C. it’s D. this

【解析】

试题分析：根据固定句型find +it +形容词+to do表示发现在做某事是……；根据句意; 他的朋友发现告诉他关于他父亲的一切是有必要的。根据句意故选A

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