Doctors the old man not to smoke so much.but he just couldn’t give it up. A．persuaded B．promised C．accepted D．advised 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Doctors________the old man not to smoke so much，but he just couldn’t give it up.

A．persuaded B．promised

C．accepted D．advised

D　医生们建议老人家不要再抽那么多烟了，但他就是戒不掉。advise sb.not to do sth.建议某人不要做某事。注意：persuade强调说服，不合语境。

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