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Fred, who had expected how it would go with his daughter, had a great worry______ his mind.

     A. on           S. in           C. with         D. at      

A


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考查介词与名词的搭配。句意:Fred心里很担心,他一直想着他女儿的情况到底怎么样了。短语on one’s mind意为“挂念,惦记”;in one’s mind意为“在记忆里,有脑海中”

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