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-------John and I will celebrate our fortieth wedding anniversary next month.

--------Oh, _________!

A. cheer up        B. well done         C. go ahead         D. congratulations

D　


解析:

本題考查交際用語中單詞（短語）的區別，根據題意可知：這兒應用一個表示祝賀的詞（短語）。故選D。

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