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12．-My mother has been ill for several days．-____________（ ）| A． | That's too bad． | B． | I'm sorry to hear that． | ||
| C． | How terrible! | D． | Never mind． |
分析 翻译：--我的妈妈病了好几天了．--听到这个我很遗憾
解答 A．That's too bad 意思为"那太不好了"；
B．I'm sorry to hear that意思为"听到这个我很遗憾"；
C．How terrible意思为"多么糟糕"；
D．Never mind意思为"没关系"．
根据情境可知听到了对方不好的事情，表示遗憾，故选B．
点评 本题考查I'm sorry to hear that的运用，在英语情境中，只要听到了对方有不好的事情，就遗憾地说："I'm sorry to hear that"．
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