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    15．--How much did the guy ________ you for fixing your computer？
    --I don't remember，but it was quite a lot．（　　）
    A．chargeB．spendC．costD．take

    分析 ---那个人给你修计算机要了多少钱？
    ---我不记得了，但很多钱．

    解答 答案：A．
    根据句意"那个人给你修计算机要多少钱"以及句中"___you for fixing your computer"可知此处应该用charge构成charge sb．for sth就什么向某人索价多少．spend，cost，take虽都有花费的意思，但结构不一样，sb．spend sth．on sth．/（in ）doing sth．sth．cost sb．sth．It takes sb．sth．to do sth．均不符合，故选A．

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