---Is Prof. Tate very sick?

---I'm afraid_______.


  1. A.
    so
  2. B.
    this
  3. C.
    that
  4. D.
    to
A
(1) 選項A． = I am afraid that Prof. Tate is very sick.
(2) 用so或not作代替語, 以避免重復(fù)
(3) so = 一個單詞, 一個短語或一個句子。
(4) not = 一個含否定意義的句子。
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