情景交际从方框中选择恰当的选项补全对话. A. See you then. B. May I speak to Jane,please? C. Yes,what’s up? D. Yes,I’d love to. E. Are you free this afternoon? Jane: Hello! Jim: Hello!This is Jim. 76 Jane: Speak 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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情景交际从方框中选择恰当的选项补全对话(5分)。

A. See you then.

B. May I speak to Jane,please?

C. Yes,what’s up?

D. Yes,I’d love to.

E. Are you free this afternoon?

Jane: Hello! Jim: Hello!This is Jim.__76___________

Jane: Speaking. Jim: Hi,Jane!How are you?

Jane: Fine,thanks.And you? Jim: I’m fine,too.___77___________

Jane: ____78_________ Jim: Would you like to go fishing with me?

Jane: ___79________But I have

something to do this afternoon. Jim: How about tomorrow afternoon?

Jane:OK.____80_________ Jim: Goodbye.

Jane:Bye.

BECDA

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