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20．---Can I come and have a look at your new house？---Yes，______!（ ）
| A． | with pleasure | B． | I like it | C． | I quite agree | D． | by all means |
分析 --我能来看看你的新房子吗？--是的，当然可以．
解答 答案D．with pleasure应该是用在对方请求帮助的语境中的回答语"很乐意"，表示愿意去帮助对方．I like it"我喜欢它"，往往代指喜欢上文提到的某物或某件事；I quite agree"我完全同意"，表示同意某人的意见、想法、分析、解释等 （即持同一观点）．；by all means"当然可以"．表示肯定回答，答应别人的请求，符合句意．故选D．
点评 本题考查情景交际用语．情景交际的考查目的主要在于考查考生对英语知识的理解及应用，从而检测出考生的英语驾驭能力．进行广泛阅读，积累各种情景中交际应酬的用语从而提高交际能力；熟悉中、英两种文化差异，掌握两个不同国家的交际习惯方式．
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