The digital camera in our shop is of high quality. If there be something wrong with it while it is still under guarantee, we would repair it our expense.A．would ; onB．might; fromC．could; withD．sho 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The digital camera in our shop is of high quality. If there_________ be something wrong with it while it is still under guarantee, we would repair it __________ our expense.

A．would ; on

B．might; from

C．could; with

D．should; at

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