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- I think_______ ask Tim for some advice.

-_______. Last time when I turned to him, he refused to help.

A. you'd rather; I think so

B. you'd better; I'd rather not

C. you have to; I'd rather not

D. you'd better; I think so

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：我想你最好向蒂姆征求一些建议。_______。上一次我转向他，他拒绝帮助。Had better do sth最好做某事；would rather宁愿， 宁可；have to必须，不得不；I think so我认为是这样。根据语境可知该选B。

考点：考查固定句型。

 

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