20．-I don't know about you，but I'm sick and tired of this weather．
-_________．I can't stand all this rain．（　�。�
A．I don't careB．It's hard to say
C．So am ID．I hope so

分析 ---我不知道你（什么情況），但是我生病了，討厭這種天氣．
---我也是，我忍受不了這雨了．

解答 答案C．
A．I don"t care"我不在乎"；  B．It"s hard to say"很難說"； D．I hope not"我希望不要這樣"；C．So am I"我也是"；根據(jù)后面一句中的"I can't stand all this rain"可知，此處與上一句中的"I'm sick and tired of the weather"表達(dá)同樣的感受，因此應(yīng)該用So am I，表示"我也是"．選項(xiàng)A和D都與后面一句話矛盾；B的意思是"很難說"，不符合句意．故選C．

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