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8．---I think we'd better write him a letter immediately．
---__________？We will see him the day after tomorrow．（　　）
A．Why botherB．So whatC．why notD．How come

分析 -我认为我们最好马上给他写封信．
-何必呢？后天我们就会见到他了．

解答 答案：A
句中We will see him the day after tomorrow表示很快就能看到他了，可以知道第二个说话者认为没有必要写信；why bother何必，何苦；so what那有怎么样；why not为什么不呢；how come怎么回事．故选A．

点评 本题考查情景交际．解题时，要注意语境和说话者的态度和想法，同事对一些常见的交际用语要注意区分和掌握．

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