We would appreciate it if customers don't______ to leave their suggestions and expectations for our product.


  1. A.
    hesitate
  2. B.
    pretend
  3. C.
    undertake
  4. D.
    offer
A
試題分析：考查動詞：A. hesitate猶豫，遲疑，B. pretend假裝，C. undertake承擔(dān)，承諾，D. offer提供，句意：如果顧客可以好不猶豫的把建議和對產(chǎn)品的期望留下，我們會感激的。選A。
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