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7．I think she would appreciate ________ if we could all help out a bit more．（　　）
A．oneB．itC．/D．that

分析 我觉得如果我们能帮解决更多的问题她会很感激的．

解答 答案：B
句子里考生appreciate，作为感激，感谢时，后如果加从句，需用it做形式宾语，即appreciate it if/when…从句，类似的词hate，dislike，enjoy等．

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