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There are no buses, ________ you’ll have to walk.

A. so B. orC. but D. for

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试题分析：句意：没有公共汽车了，所以你只能不行了。so是所以的意思，or是或者的意思，but是但是的意思，for是为了的意思，根据句意只能选A。

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