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— Conductor, can I get to Market Street on this subway?

— Of course. It’s leaving. ___________, please．

A．Take your time B．Mind your step C．Look out D．Walk slowly

【答案】

【解析】

试题分析：这是一组对话，上文，售票员，坐这个地铁可以到达市场街吗？下文，当然，马上就要开了，请小心脚下。Take your time不着急 Mind your step小心脚下Look out当心 Walk slowly慢慢走，根据题意，故选B。

考点：情景对话考查题

点评：解答此类题型首先要理解题干要表达的意思，再分析各个选项的句意，从中选取适合语境的一个。在平时的学习中，要重视对词组句型的总结和记忆，同时要多积累一些谚语和习语。

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