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---Well, Randy is not quite ready to make a decision.
---So, ___, we have to wait, right?


  1. A.
    on the other hand
  2. B.
    in other words
  3. C.
    for example
  4. D.
    in some ways
B
试题分析:短语辨析。A另一方面;B换句话说;C例如;D在某些方面;句意:—Randy还没有做好决定。—那么,换句话说,我们还得等,是这样吗?根据句意说明B正确。
考点:考查定语辨析
点评:本题的四个短语在交际用语中考查的较多,平时一定要加强识记。在使用的时候要根据上下文的语境和语义进行辨析理解。
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