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-My mathematics is very poor.?　

-Don’t worry. I’ll help you ______ I can.?

　 A. as far as 　 B. as soon as C. as quickly as 　 D. as possible as

解析:

as far as："就……"；"到……程度",表范围。D项应为"as…as possible"。

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