题目内容

---______.
---Sorry, I don’t know．

A.
Have you seen Mr．Smith?
B.
Where has Mr．Smith gone?
C.
How about Mr．Smith?
D.
Hello, Mr．Smith．

B
情景对话题。A．Have you seen Mr．Smith? 你见过史密斯先生吗？ B．Where has Mr．Smith gone?史密斯先生先生去哪了C．How about Mr．Smith? 史密斯先生怎么样 D．Hello, Mr．Smith．喂，史密斯先生
句意：斯密斯先生去哪了？对不起，不知道。根据语境选B

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