A：Why don't you try the Si Chuan food?

B：I can't stand the pepper. I want to ________.

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A．keep good health
B．keep in good healthy
C．keep health
D．keep healthy
答案：D
解析：

(keep healthy=keep in good health，keep為系動詞，后面可以直接加形容詞做表語．)


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