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2.-I think I will give Bob a ring.
-You______.You haven't been in touch with each other for two weeks!(  )
A.shouldB.mayC.canD.will

分析 --我想我会给Bob打电话.
--你应该打.你们已经两个星期没有联系了.

解答 答案是A.本题考查情态动词should的用法.情态动词should往往表示"按照道理应该…";根据句意,你们已经两周没有联系,"按理你应该给他打电话",所以答案是A.

点评 要在正确理解情态动词的基本含义的基础上,整体理解语境中的情感态度,做出合理的判断.

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