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    10．-I love the Internet．I've come to know many friends on the Net．
    -______．Few of them would become your real friends．（　　）
    A．Good for youB．That's for sure
    C．It's not the caseD．I couldn't agree more

    分析 句意：--我喜欢互联网，在网上我逐渐认识了很多朋友．--事实并非如此，他们中几乎没有人会成为你真正朋友的

    解答 答案C．A为你好，真是了不起；B那当然；C事实并非如此；D我非常同意．根据句意：--我喜欢互联网，在网上我逐渐认识了很多朋友．--事实并非如此，他们中几乎没有人会成为你真正朋友的．故选C．

    点评 本题考查交际用语，要掌握选项中句子的意思并结合具体的语境选择出正确的选项．

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