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17．To finish their work on time，the head sat down to argue ______his group members _____ the problems they had．（　　）

A．

with，against

B．

at，about

C．

with，about

D．

with，for

分析为了按时完成工作，头儿坐下来和他的成员讨论他们存在的问题．

解答答案C．考查介词．argue with sb about sth．就某事与某人争论．第一空后面his group members为人，填with．第二空后为the problems问题，为事物，填about．故选C．

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