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    Check you package carefully to make sure you don’t _________ any things we will need in the trip.


    1. A.
      leave in
    2. B.
      leave out
    3. C.
      leave about
    4. D.
      leave for
    B
    解析：

    试题分析：短语辨析。A让…留下；B省略，遗漏；C乱丢，乱放；D去某地；句意：请仔细检查你的包裹以确认你没有遗漏在旅行中我们需要的任何东西。根据句意说明B正确。
    考点：短语辨析
    点评：本题考查了leave的短语，在平时的学习中一定要加强识记和辨析。本题B项遗漏是考查的重点短语。
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