-Why not join us in the game? A. Sure,please do B. No,you do the same C. Oh,that's all right D. OK,coming 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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10. —Why not join us in the game?

A. Sure,please do B. No,you do the same C. Oh,that's all right D. OK,coming

10. D

10. D解析:句意:“为什么不加人我们的游戏呢? ”“好的，这就来。”对提议或请求的肯定回答是“ OK/All right”。

coming是省略句，完整形式是“ I'm coming”

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