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4．-Are you ready to leave？
-Almost，I'll be ready to go just as soon as  I        putting the clean dishes away．（　　）
A．get throughB．give upC．carry outD．set about

分析 --你准备好离开了吗？--差不多了，我一把干净的餐具收拾起来就准备走．

解答 A 考查动词短语辨析．get through穿过，完成，用完；give up放弃，投降，戒除；carry out开展，实施；set about开始做（某事）．根据语境"把干净的餐具收拾起来"可知是"完成"这个工作就准备走，故选A．

点评 本题考查的是动词短语辨析，做这类题时，要结合句意和动词短语的意思，选择最佳答案．

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