【題目】— I haven’t seen you for ages.

— Come over for a chat so we can ______ each other’s news.

A.live up toB.end up withC.catch up onD.hold on to

【答案】C

【解析】

考查動詞短語辨析。句意：——很久沒見到你了。——過來聊天吧，以便我們了解一下彼此的情況。A. live up to遵守，不辜負；B. end up with以……結(jié)束；C. catch up on得到……的消息；D. hold on to堅持。catch up on each other’s news：得到彼此的消息，符合句意。故選C。

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