---Can I speak to Tom, please? ---Yes. . A. I am Tom B. Tom is here C.That’s Tom. Who are you? D. This is Tom speaking 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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---Can I speak to Tom, please? ---Yes. ____.

A. I am Tom B. Tom is here C.That’s Tom. Who are you? D. This is Tom speaking

解析:

这是电话用语, 回电话的是本人时,用This is XXX (speaking), who’s that?

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