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---Are you satisfied with the result ?

---Not at all. ______.

A. I must be better

B. It can’t be better

C. I could have been better

D. It couldn’t be worse

D

【解析】

试题分析：D考查固定用法。A. I must be better我必须更好；B. It can’t be better不能更好；C. I could have been better我本可以做的更好；D. It couldn’t be worse不能更糟了。句意：­­­——你满意这个结果吗？­一点也不满意，简直不能更糟。故选D

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A. The price may get lower than those in the plan.

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