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17．-I'm going to visit China next month．
-          I wish I could go with you．（　　）
A．Congratulations!B．Sorry，I can't go．
C．Oh，how soon？D．Good for you!

分析 ---我打算下个月去中国．
---很好!/真不错!我多么希望能和你一起去．

解答 答案D．
A项"祝贺！"；B项"对不起，我不能去"；C项"哦，多久？"；D项"很好!/真不错!"；根据答句"I wish I could go with you"可知，说话者也希望下个月能去中国，所以当对方表示"打算下个月去中国"时很好，很不错．"Good for you"意为"很好!/真不错"表示赞赏，故选D．

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