题目内容

—We might as well try our best before quitting.

—______! We should give it a try!

A. You said it B. You name it

C. You deserve it D. You got it

A

【解析】

试题分析：考查情景对话 句意上，——放弃前我们不妨进一下全力。——是的，我们应该尝试。后一句表示的是对前一句的肯定与赞同。A项表示“你说的对”；B项是“你尽管说好了”；C项是“你值得的，你活该”之意而D项是“你说对了”，依据情景选A适合。

考点：考查情景对话

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