-Remember to close the door before you leave.- .A. Sorry, I won't B. Yes, I willC. I can if I wish D. It's hard for me to do that B [解析]句意:--记得你离开前关上门.--是的.我会的.Sorry, I won't 对不起.我不会, Yes, I will好的. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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-Remember to close the door before you leave.

-_______.

A. Sorry, I won't B. Yes, I will

C. I can if I wish D. It's hard for me to do that

B 【解析】句意：——记得你离开前关上门。——是的，我会的。Sorry, I won't 对不起，我不会； Yes, I will好的，我会的；I can if I wish 如果我希望，我就能； It's hard for me to do that对我来说很难做到这一点。此处回答祈使句，表示我将会做到，故用一般将来时，表示对于对方要求的走之前关门，这是应做到的，故用肯定回答Yes, I...

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