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    I________ see Sarah ___________ her poor mother. They two look so much alike.

       A. will; thinking about　　　　     B. never; without thinking of

       C. always; and remind　　　　   D. hardly; remember

     

    答案：B
    解析：

    我一见到莎拉就想到她可怜的妈妈，她们俩看起来太像了。

     


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