题目内容
20．-Frank，I've learned your plan．Could I make some suggestions？-________．（ ）
| A． | Just for fun | B． | Go right ahead | C． | With pleasure | D． | Take it easy |
分析 -Frank，我已经看了你的计划．我可以提一些建议吗？
-好的．请直接告诉我．
解答 答案B．
A项"只是为了获得乐趣"；C项"非常愿意"；D项"别紧张，放松点"；B项"请直接告诉我"；根据上下文的语境可知，上句中对方表示要提出一些建议，说话者表示同意，"Go ahead"通常用于"．表示同意或允许，意为"说吧，做吧"，故选B．
点评 本题考查情景交际．解答此类题目首先应该读懂句意，分析上下文语境和逻辑关系．其次对每个选项中的交际用语的适用情况要掌握，根据语境锁定正确答案．关键平时学习中要对交际用语多积累多总结反复记忆．
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| 24．A．What | B．Which | C．Whether | D．That | |
| 25．A．no more | B．no need | C．no reason | D．no doubt | |
| 26．A．a short | B．a clumsy | C．a small | D．a large | |
| 27．A．most | B．more | C．very | D．much | |
| 28．A．poor | B．heavy | C．busy | D．convenient | |
| 29．A．seldom | B．always | C．still | D．never | |
| 30．A．afford | B．offer | C．affect | D．offend | |
| 31．A．effect to | B．effect on | C．access in | D．access to | |
| 32．A．remain | B．rest | C．pedestrians | D．citizens | |
| 33．A．While | B．When | C．Yet | D．Though | |
| 34．A．living up | B．lived down | C．was living up | D．was living down | |
| 35．A．stopping | B．but stop | C．stop | D．stopped | |
| 36．A．likely | B．certainly | C．positively | D．actively | |
| 37．A．pretending | B．preparing | C．preferring | D．defending | |
| 38．A．vehicles | B．coaches | C．cars | D．helicopters | |
| 39．A．across | B．through | C．for | D．over | |
| 40．A．as | B．though | C．because | D．when | |