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13．Youcan never be too careful when you are crossing the street．（情态动词填空）

分析过马路时你再怎么小心也不为过．

解答答案是can．
考查句型cannot be too+adj．to do sth．指：做某事再怎么怎么样也不为过．也就是怎么怎么样是最好的了．句意是：过马路时你再怎么小心也不为过．故答案是can．

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