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Why are you so anxious? It isn’t your problem _____.

A.on purpose      B.in all         C.on time        D.after all

D


解析:

A項(xiàng)為“故意的”。B項(xiàng)為“總共”。C項(xiàng)為“按時(shí)”。D項(xiàng)為“畢竟”。句意為“你為什么如此地焦急？畢竟不是你的問題”

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