题目内容
I often see lights in that empty house. Do you think I ________ report it to the police?
A. should
B. may
C. will
D. can
答案：A
解析：
解析：
考查考生对句子意思的理解和对选项中几个情态动词的掌握情况。说话人在向别人征求意见：是否应该报告警察？此时应该使用情态动词should。
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