【題目】 —Alice, don’t put your things here, ___________. —OK, I will.

A. put away them B. put on them

C. put them away D. put them on

【答案】C

【解析】

試題分析：句意：-愛麗絲，不要把你的東西放在這兒，把它們放好。-好的，我會的。put away 放好，拋棄，儲存。put on 穿上，上演，增加；兩個詞組在運用時，當(dāng)賓語是代詞時都放在詞組中間。因為第一句things是復(fù)數(shù)，所以用代詞them來代替。由句意可知選C。

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