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【题目】—Sally, do you mind if I take off my jacket?

—Of course not.

A.It doesn't matter B.Make yourself at home

C.Enjoy yourself D.Forget it

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析:考查常用语辨析。A没关系;B请随意;C玩得高兴;D忘了吧,句意:莎莉,介意我脱下夹克吗?当然不。请随意。故选B

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