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.Don’t take too much of the medicine; it does you more harm than good if you ____.

A. do B. take C. like D. have

解析:

if you do是省略形式，为了避免重复，常用助动词代替谓语动词。do代替上文中的take too much of the medicine。have用于代替上文中的现在完成时。

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others liked to use such expressions as "ta", "great" and "nice one".
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