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“thanks” is polite when someone has done you a favour, but saying it too often is quite another thing.

A. Though saying B. If saying C. Saying D. In spite of saying

【解析】

试题分析：句意：当别人帮你忙的时候，说“谢谢”是礼貌的，但是说的太频繁又是另外一件事。这里第一个is是谓语，前面的是主语，用动名词做主语，所以选C。

考点：考查动名词做主语

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