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12．-Have you got any particular plans for the coming holiday？
-Yes，         ，I'm going to visit some homes for the old in the city．（　　）
A．if possibleB．if anythingC．if everD．if busy

分析 -对于马上要来的假期，你有什么特别安排吗？
-是的．如果有可能，我打算去看看这座城市的敬老院．

解答 答案：A
if possible如果有可能；if anything如果有什么（区别）的话；if ever如果发生过的话；if busy如果忙的话．句意表达的是对将来的打算，故选A．

点评 插入语是一种特殊的结构，在英语中属于独立成分，它起着对一句话进行附加解释或说明的作用．它们中绝大部分可位于句首，句中或句末．

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