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Don’t waste your time. You should ________ your work.

A. hang out B. look for

C. concentrate on D. go by

 

C

【解析】

試題分析：句意：不要浪費時間，你應該專注于你的工作。 A. hang out外出閑逛； B. look for尋找； C. concentrate on專注 D. go by經過，根據句意此題應該是專注于的意思，故選C。

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