-I'll thank you my affairs alone. -I will. It's none of my business. [ ] A．leavingB．to leave C．for leavingD．not to leave 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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－I'll thank you ________ my affairs alone.

－I will. It's none of my business.

[　　]

A．leaving

B．to leave

C．for leaving

D．not to leave

答案：B
提示：

thank sb．for sth．/doing sth．意为：因……而感谢某人。I'll thank you to do sth．是常用的口语句型，意为：求你……；leave…alone意为：不干预。

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A. fall B. stand C. run D. walk

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A. trapped B. stayed C. played D. packed

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