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——May I use your dictionary? I want to consult it..

—— _______ . It’s over there.

A. Feel free B. Got it C. No problem D. It depends

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试题分析： Feel free.请便；Got it.明白了；没问题；It depends.视情况而定。句意：我能用一下你的新词典吗？我想查个单词。在那边，请便吧。选A。

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