【題目】 me and don’t go away. There are a lot of people in the train station.

A. Visit B. Run C. Follow D. Walk

【答案】C

【解析】句意：跟著我，別離開�；疖囌居泻芏嗳恕�Visit參觀；run ； follow跟著； walk散步；根據(jù)don’t go away可知表示不要走開，應(yīng)是跟著走，故用動詞follow，故選C。

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