It is enough to ________ the tree. Tell him not to ________.


  1. A.
    cut down, cut it up,
  2. B.
    cut down, cut up it,
  3. C.
    cut up, cut down it,
  4. D.
    cut up, cut it down.
A
解析：
cut down表示“砍倒”，而cut up表示“砍碎”；
根據(jù)句意應(yīng)為：“把書砍倒就夠了，告訴他不要砍碎了”．
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