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16．Though you've got a tight schedule these days，I would be ______ if you could afford time to attend our meeting today．（　　）
A．concernedB．determinedC．gratefulD．appreciated

分析 虽然这些天你的时间安排紧，如果你能抽点时间参加我们今天的会议我将非常感激．

解答 答案是C．本题考查形容词词义辨析．concerned关心的，担心的；determined 下定决心的； grateful感激的，主语往往为人；appreciated 感谢的，感激的，主语往往为物；本题中"我""感激"对方百忙中抽空参加会议，因此答案是C．

点评 形容词辨析的关键在于积累词汇和一些相关的固定搭配，在此基础上结合语境，做出合理的判断．

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