Do you have to ____ your little sister this Sunday?


  1. A.
    take care of
  2. B.
    look for
  3. C.
    care for
  4. D.
    hold on
A
此題重點考查四個短語的含義，take care of表示照顧，照料，look for表示尋找，care for表示關(guān)心，想要，hold on堅持或等一等，表示根據(jù)語境可知選擇A。表示照顧。
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