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【题目】 —Dad, I feel very nervous with the competition approaching.

—________. It is an honor to take part in it.

A. Take your time B. Take it easy

C. No problem D. It's hard to say

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析:B考察固定句型。A. Take your time抓紧时间;B. Take it easy放轻松;C. No problem没问题;D. It's hard to say很难说。问:爸爸,竞赛要来了我感到很紧张。答:放轻松,重在参与。故选B

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