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【题目】--So you gave Lucy your iPad?

--_______ I just lent it to her.

A. That's OK B. Not exactly

C. It doesn't matter D. No problem

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：你把你的爱派给了露西？并不完全是，我只是借给了她。这道题考察了情景交际，根据上下文的语境，特别是后面的’ I just lent it to her’确定并不是给了她。A. That’s OK.不客气；没关系；

B. Not exactly 不绝对，不完全是这样； It doesn’t matter 和No problem都是没关系；由句意可知选B。

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