---Let’s go to the park tomorrow morning.---Sorry, I’ve got an important appointment at 9 o’clock and I can’t to miss it.A. manage B. help C. wait D. afford 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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---Let’s go to the park tomorrow morning.

---Sorry, I’ve got an important appointment at 9 o’clock and I can’t _______ to miss it.

A. manage B. help C. wait D. afford

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