I’d appreciate if you could let me know in advance whether you will come or not.A. it B. you C. one D. what 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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I’d appreciate _______ if you could let me know in advance whether you will come or not.

A. it B. you C. one D. what

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试题分析：考查it的用法。本句考查it的用法，在表示喜恶类动词如appreciate、like、dislike、hate等之后，常加it作形式宾语，然后再接真正的宾语从句。故选择A，句意为：如果你能提前告诉我你是来还是不来我会非常感激的。

考点：考查it的用法

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