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    ---Your neighbors may ______you with playing your radio too loudly at night.
    ---I know. They never say anything that ______ me especially.


    1. A.
      accuse, appeals to
    2. B.
      charge, appeal to
    3. C.
      charge, appeals to
    4. D.
      blame, appeals to
    C
    考查动词。指控、指责某人干某事charge sb. with sth. （如这句话中...charge you with playing...）accuse sb. of sth. blame sb. for sth. 以此判断排除AD。that在此引导定语从句，指代anything，所以谓语动词要用第三人称单数形式。
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