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I've had a cookie，but you'd better give me________．I want to taste again.

A．other B．another

C．others D．the other

【解析】B　考查代词。句意：我刚刚吃了一片饼干，但你最好再给我一个，我想再尝尝。泛指同类中的另一个，使用another。

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