单选题—The radio says it will rain next Sunday.—______. We’re going for a picnic that day.AI hope it willBI’m afraid notCI don’t think soDI hope not
单选题
—The radio says it will rain next Sunday.—______. We’re going for a picnic that day.
A
I hope it will
B
I’m afraid not
C
I don’t think so
D
I hope not
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解析：
句意：—广播说下周日会下雨。—我真希望不下雨。我们那一天要去野餐。根据后半句可知是不希望下雨的。I’m afraid not恐怕不行。I don’t think so我不这么认为。I hope it will我希望会下雨。
句意：—广播说下周日会下雨。—我真希望不下雨。我们那一天要去野餐。根据后半句可知是不希望下雨的。I’m afraid not恐怕不行。I don’t think so我不这么认为。I hope it will我希望会下雨。
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