Oh, now ________.You're supposed to divide 489 by 3.


  1. A.
    I get it
  2. B.
    I'll take it
  3. C.
    you've made it
  4. D.
    that will do
A
考查情景交際。根據(jù)下文You're supposed to divide 489 by 3.可推出前面意思是“我明白了”。只有I get it符合這一意思。I'll take it.“我要這個了”。you've made it“你成功了”,that will do“那就行了”都不符合上下文的含義。
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