I’d appreciate ______ if you can turn the radio down, for my baby is sleeping.

A. itB. that C. this D. you

 

A

【解析】

試題分析:考查代詞。句意:我的寶貝在睡覺,如果您能將收音機關(guān)小一些,我將不勝感激。appreciate,need等動詞后一般不跟賓語從句,但可以將it作形式賓語,后再跟賓語從句。如:I shall appreciate it if you will give me his address如您將他的地址告訴我,我將不勝感激。一般it不可省略。故A正確。

考點:考查代詞

 

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