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17．-I have a toothache．-You should _______．（ ）| A． | drink lots of water | B． | take a rest | ||
| C． | see a dentist |
分析 我牙痛．你应该去看牙医．
解答 答案：C，考查动词短语．句意"我牙痛．你应该去看牙医．"A．drink lots of water喝大量的水 B．take a rest休息一下 C．see a dentist看牙医；根据题干I have a toothache．我牙痛．可知你应该去看牙医．故选C．
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