2．These car payments are going to put me ______ again．（　　）
A．green with envyB．in the redC．in the blackD．tickled pink

分析 這幾筆汽車的付款將再次使我出現(xiàn)赤字．

解答 答案：B．
考查介詞短語的辨析，green with envy"心中充滿嫉妒"，in the red"負債"，in the black"盈利"，tickled pink"眉開眼笑"，根據(jù)語境是指"汽車的付款將再次使我出現(xiàn)赤字"，故答案為B．

點評 考查介詞短語的辨析，在平時的學習中要對這些短語進行積累，再根據(jù)具體的語境確定答案．

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