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—You may get caught in a traffic jam on the way. So, you’d better leave now.

—All right, .

A. go ahead B. just in case

C. think nothing of it D. don’t worry

 

B

【解析】考查情景交际。句意: ——路上你可能会堵车的。所以, 你最好现在就走。——好的, 以防万一。A项go ahead根据语境意为“走吧”, 由于对方是说“你”最好现在走, 而不是“我们”, 故A项不正确。C项意思是“别放在心上; 不用谢”, D项意为“不要担心”。

 

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