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The new software can help us call a taxi immediately, so we _______ wait too long.

A.needn’t toB.needn’t

C.don’t needD.not need to

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：这款新的软件能帮助我们立刻打到出租车，因此我们不需要等太长时间。分析：考查情态动词need用法，其否定形式为needn’t.而need做动词的时候，常用短语为need to do sth.故选 B

考点：考查need用法。

 

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