-I must leave right now by bike instead of waiting for a taxi.-Well, The ground is still quite wet.A. good idea!B. go ahead.C. have a nice trip. D. take care. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—I must leave right now by bike instead of waiting for a taxi.

—Well, 　　　The ground is still quite wet.

A. good idea!B. go ahead.

C. have a nice trip. D. take care.

【解析】选D。考查情景交际。根据后面的The ground is still quite wet. 可知此处选用take care, 表示提醒对方“小心/当心”。

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