– Do you think Jim can manage it on his own?– . He is expert at dealing with such matters.A. Take care B. I’m not sureC. Don’t worry D. Don’t mention it 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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– Do you think Jim can manage it on his own?

– ______. He is expert at dealing with such matters.

A. Take care B. I’m not sure

C. Don’t worry D. Don’t mention it

【解析】

试题分析:句意：--你认为吉姆自己能够处理这件事吗？--别担心。他擅长处理这样的事情。A. Take care 小心； B. I’m not sure 我不确定；C. Don’t worry 别担心； D. Don’t mention it别客气。选C。

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