--- Hi ,guy! How many plans have you made for the coming summer holiday ?--- at all. Perhaps I’m going to it with my friends .A. Nothing; cost B. None; spend C. None; take D. Nothing; pay 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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--- Hi ,guy! How many plans have you made for the coming summer holiday ?

--- at all. Perhaps I’m going to ______ it with my friends .

A. Nothing; cost B. None; spend

C. None; take D. Nothing; pay

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试题分析：句意：嗨，小家伙！关于即将到来的暑假你做了多少计划？一点也没有。也许我会与我的朋友们一起消磨时光。Nothing没有事；None一个也没有；spend花费；消磨；take花费；pay付款；cost花费，付出代价。所以选B。

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