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     —You’d better not eat too much salt. It’s bad for your health.   —________.

    A. Not at all                       B. Thanks for your advice         C. It doesn’t matter  

     

    【答案】

    B

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意：---你最好不要吃太多。那对你的身体健康不好。----谢谢您的建议。Not at all一点也不，没关系；B谢谢您的高见；D没关系。对方给自己提出建议，应提出感谢。

    考点：考查交际英语。

     

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