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It is no use arguing _______ the plan because it has been rejected.
A. with
B. against
C. for
D. on
答案
C
答案解析：argue作动词时，意为“争论;争吵;争辩”。argue for意为“为……辩护”;argue with sb about / over
sth指“就某事和某人争论”;argue against意为“据理反对;争辩……”。根据句意，应该用for.
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A.took
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