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    —These pants look very nice. Can I ______?—Sure
    A. try it on    B. try on them  C. try them on

    C

    解析试题分析：句意：这条裤子看起来非常不错。我能试试它吗？——是的。英语中裤子一般用作复数形式，结合语境可知下文人称代词指代上文提到的复数名词pants，当人称代词作有动词+副词构成的动词短语的宾语时，一般要放在副词前面，故选D。
    考点：代词辨析及动词短语
    点评：人称代词之间的区别主要就是指代对象的不同，以及作为句子成分的不同。注意当短语由动词+介词构成时，此类短语相当于及物动词，其后必须带宾语，但宾语无论是名词还是代词，都要放在介词之后。如果短语由动词（vt.）+副词构成，此类短语可以带宾语，宾语若是名词，放在副词前后皆可；宾语若是人称代词，只能放在副词的前面。由动词（vi）+副词。构成的短语属于不及物动词，不可以带宾语。

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