题目内容

—Jane, which color do you prefer, red or blue?

—______. I prefer to buy a green one.

A. Either will be OK

B. Both will be OK

C. To be honest, neither

D. Generally, I’m not sure

C

【解析】

试题分析：考查情景交际。句意：--Jane，你更喜欢哪种颜色，红色还是蓝色？--说实话，两个都不喜欢。我宁愿买一个绿色的。A. Either will be OK两个都很好；B. Both will be OK 两个都很好；C. To be honest, neither说实话，两个都不；D. Generally, I’m not sure一般来说，我不确定；根据后面买了一个绿色的可知，选C项。

考点：考查情景交际

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