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16.-Thank you so much for the lovely evening,Jim.
-_________.(  )
A.With pleasureB.You're welcomeC.Never mindD.Forget it

分析 --谢谢你的美好的夜晚,吉姆.
--不用谢.

解答 答案:B
考查交际语言的使用,With pleasure"很乐意",用在回答某人请求别人做某事的答语中;You're welcome"不用谢",用别人说感谢后的回答语;Never mind"没关系",Forget it"忘了吧",这两个用在别人道歉后的回答;根据语境是感谢话语的回答,故答案为B.

点评 考查交际语言的使用,应联系前后句子的语境,对答案进行确定.

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