Did he tell you anything about me ________ our trip there?


  1. A.
    to
  2. B.
    from
  3. C.
    in
  4. D.
    on
D
解析：表示“旅途中”用on the trip，on與特定的名詞連用時(shí)表示“在……期間”；to意為“到”；from意為“從”；in意為“在……里”，可知on符合用法，因此正確答案為D。句意為：他跟你講了一些旅途當(dāng)中有關(guān)我的事情了嗎？
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