题目内容
5．---Why do you eat so little？Mind your health．---Oh，please don't be______ about me．I'm just________．（ ）
| A． | worry； on a diet | B． | anxious； dieting | ||
| C． | worried； on diet | D． | anxious； diet |
分析 ---你为何吃的这么少？注意身体啊．
---哦，别担心我，我只是在节食．
解答 答案：B
根据前句 Why do you eat so little？问的是我现在的情况，所以确定句子用一般现在时．be anxius about，be worried about 意思均可以表示"对…担心"；I'm just______．意为"我正在节食"，固定短语 be dieting或者be on a diet表示"节食"．故选B
点评 本题考查一般现在时．要求考生能够根据题干所给语境做出准确判断．并能掌握一些固定短语．
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