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--Would you like to go fishing with me tomorrow ?

--_________ .

A. Yes , please B. No, thank you

C. Yes , I’d like D. Yes , I’d like to

【解析】

试题分析：句意：--明天，你愿意和我一起去钓鱼吗？--好的，我愿意。分析：句型would you like…?的肯定回答Yes, I’d like/love to; 否定回答常用I’d love to, but…或者sorry,…；明确答案为第四项。故选D

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