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    I’m not ______ to stay in contact with Michael anymore, because he doesn’t show respect to others.

    A. painful　 　　　 B. worthless　 　　 C. suitable　 　　　 D. willing

     

    D

     

    句意：我不愿意留下与Michael接触了，因为他不尊重他人。be willing to do sth表示“愿意做某事”，符合上下文，为正确答案。

     

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