We trust you; only you can ____ him to stop smoking.
A．suggestB．a(chǎn)ttract
C．a(chǎn)dviseD．persuade
D

試題分析：句意:我們相信你,只有你能說服他戒煙。suggest /advise建議，勸而不服；attract 吸引；persuade說服，勸服。根據(jù)句意我們相信您，說明你能勸服他戒煙。故選 D。
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