-I got my first “Hey,that guy knows English! job after only about a month in China! - A. Repeat and say it slowly.? B. Sorry, I didn’t catch that.? C. Could you speak better, please? D. Excuse me, I 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—I got my first “Hey,that guy knows English!” job after only about a month in China!

—_______

A. Repeat and say it slowly.?

B. Sorry, I didn’t catch that.?

C. Could you speak better, please?

D. Excuse me, I’m not hearing you.?

解析:

表示“没有听清对方的谈话” 常用Sorry，I didn’t catch that.或Pardon?P1ease repeat it.

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