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    What has your uncle bought ___ you? Will you please show it ___ me?

    A. to, for   B. for, to    C. to, to     D. for, for

    B


    解析:

    buy sth. for sb意为：为某人买某物 ；show sth, to sb.意为：把某物给某人看。

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