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    20．-I'm on a diet and eat only three pieces of fruit every day for a month．
    -            ．It is not dieting and will be bad for your health．（　　）
    A．You needn't have thatB．That's taking it a bit far
    C．I wouldn't say noD．I can't agree more

    分析 ---我在节食，一个月每天只吃三块水果．
    ---太过分了（那就差了去了），这不仅不是节食，而且对健康有害．

    解答 答案B．
    A项"你不必这样做"；C项"我不会反对"；D项"我完全同意"；B项"那就差了去了"；根据答句中的"It is not dieting and will be bad for your health"可知，一个月每天只吃三块水果，这不仅不是节食，而且对健康有害，这种做法要不得的，有的太过了．"That's taking it a bit far"意为"太过分了"，故选B．

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