题目内容

I suggested that my boy friend ________ his boss about his plan．

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A．talked over

B．should discuss

C．talked to

D．should tell

答案：D
解析：

suggest＋(that)＋sh．(should)＋do sth．意为“建议某人应该做谋事”。


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