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    — It sounds like something is wrong with the car’s engine.

     —______, we’d better have it repaired immediately.


    1. A.
      Where possible
    2. B.
      If not
    3. C.
      But for that
    4. D.
      If so
    D
    试题分析：省略句辨析。A在可能的地方；B如果不；C要不是…；D如果这样；句意：—听起来好像汽车的发动机出了问题。—如果这样，我们最好还是立刻修理一下。根据句意说明D正确。
    考点：考查省略句辨析
    点评：要注意当状语从句的主语是it is的时候，可以把it is都省略。本题的四个选项的意思为：A在可能的地方；B如果不；C要不是…；D如果这样；
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