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    【题目】【原创】I’d also like to ______ you on your good performance in these two years.

    A．congratulate B．celebrate

    C．thank D．hope

    【答案】A

    【解析】

    试题分析：考查动词。本题考查动词congratulate的用法，这个词常构成短语：congratulate sb. on sth.意为：向某人道贺…。句意为：我想就这两年来的好表现祝贺你。

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