“Here’s what you asked for.” “______.”

A .Many thanks      B. Thank a lot

C. Thanks you       D. Thank you a lot

A。


解析:

若選B，則應(yīng)改為Thanks a lot；若選C，則應(yīng)改為 Thank you 或 Thanks；若選D，則應(yīng)改為 Thank you very much 之類的。換句話說，thank 用作動(dòng)詞時(shí)，它是及物的，其后應(yīng)有賓語；用作名詞時(shí)，它通常要用復(fù)數(shù)形式。另外注意，英語中雖然可說 Thanks a lot，但習(xí)慣上不說 Thank you a lot。

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