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Will you see to _____ that my children are taken good care of while I am away?

A. it B. me C. yourself D. them

【解析】

试题分析：句意：在我离开的时候你可以负责照顾我的孩子们吗？see to: 负责,注意,照料，后面不能直接接that从句，而应该先接it再接从句，所以选A。

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