It's________to meet you again．


  1. A.
    glad
  2. B.
    pleased
  3. C.
    happy
  4. D.
    nice
D
分析：glad，pleased，happy只能對(duì)人來說，因此要說成I'm glad(pleased/happy)to meet you．此處It是形式主語，真正的主語是to meet you again，是事情，只能用nice．但省略句就都可以說：Glad(Pleased/Happy/Nice)to meet you again．
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