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6．---Could you do me a favor to return these books to the library when you go there？
---    ．（　　）
A．Up to youB．Good for youC．At your serviceD．My pleasure

分析 ---当你去那儿时能帮我个忙把这些书还给图书馆吗？
---乐意为您效劳．

解答 答案C．
A项"取决于你"；B项"为你好"；D项"不用谢"；C项"乐意为您效劳"；根据上下文的语境可知，上句中表示‘当你去那儿时能帮我个忙把这些书还给图书馆吗？'；答句中表示‘自己愿意为对方效劳'，故选C．

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