- I really can't put up with what he said yesterday.- . He was just joking.A. I am afraid not B. Not at allC. Take your time D. Don't take it to heart 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— I really can't put up with what he said yesterday.

—______. He was just joking.

A. I am afraid not B. Not at all

C. Take your time D. Don't take it to heart

【解析】

试题分析：考查习语辨析。A、恐怕不是B、一点也不、根本不；C、从容不迫；D、别放在心上。句意：我真的不明白他昨天说的是什么意思。——别放在心上，他只是开玩笑。根据句意可以判断，故选B。

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