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Don’t copy others’ work. If you do it by ________, you’ll feel much better.

A. you B. your C. itself D. yourself

【解析】

试题分析：句意：不要抄袭其他人的作业，如果你自己做了，你将感觉更好。A. you 你 B. your你的C. itself 它自己D. yourself你自己。主语发出动作作用到主语上，用主语的反身代词，根据句意，故选D。

考点：考查代词的用法

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