- The war is very likely to break out in the near future. - I , if the situation goes as it is. [ ]A. hope so B. hope not C. am afraid notD. am afraid so 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— The war is very likely to break out in the near future.
— I ________, if the situation goes as it is.

[ ]

A. hope so
B. hope not
C. am afraid not
D. am afraid so

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