To keep safe, drivers aren’t supposed to drink before driving.A. aren’t willing to B. shouldn’t C. aren’t sure to D. don’t have to B [解析] 句意“为了保持安全.司机在开车前不应该喝酒 .A.不愿意,B.不应该,C.不确定,D.不� 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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To keep safe, drivers aren’t supposed to drink before driving.

A. aren’t willing to B. shouldn’t C. aren’t sure to D. don’t have to

B 【解析】句意“为了保持安全，司机在开车前不应该喝酒”。A.不愿意；B.不应该；C.不确定；D.不必。be not supposed to do不应该，故选B。

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