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________ it with me and I’ll see what I can do.

A. When left B. Leaving

C. If you leave D. Leave

【解析】

试题分析：考查并列句与复合句的区别。and两边连接了两个完整的句子（and前后应该平等，要么都是句子，要么都不是完整的句子），一个是前半部分的_____it with me和后半部分的I'll see what I can do。后面半部分的句子已完整，不用看啦！只用看前面半句话就可以了。 A选项 when left it with me 压根不是一句话B选项 leaving it with me 不完整啊，这最多就是个分句，不是一句话，一句话要包括主谓（宾）或者主系表三种成分的。 C选项 if you leave it with me还是不完整这是个条件状语从句的一部分，还缺主句部分。D选项 leave it with me 省略了主语其实是（sb.） leave sth. with sb.的格式，是一个完整的句子，所以选D

考点 : 考查并列句与复合句的区别

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