题目内容

1．-I'm sorry I can't see you off．
-______？Haven't you agreed？（　　）
A．How is itB．What is it
C．Why don't youD．What do you think

分析 ---我很抱歉我不能给你送行．
---为什么会这样？你不是同意的吗？

解答 答案A．
B项"它是什么？"；C项"为什么你不？"；D项"你认为什么？"；A项"为什么会这样？"；根据答句中的"Haven't you agreed？"可知，说话者认为‘对方已同意为自己送行，怎么会出现‘很抱歉我不能给你送行'这个情况的呢？'，说话者对此表示疑惑，"How is it   为什么会这样？"故选A．

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