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Which of the following sentences is a COMPLAINT?
A

Please show me your new dress.

B

You must do it again.

C

What trouble you’ve made.

D

May you good luck.


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本题意在考查句子含义。观察四个选项可知,只有C项中含有抱怨的意思,该句的意思是“你闯了多大的祸啊!”,所以本题应选C。
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