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11.-Thanks a million for your timely help!
-       (  )
A.Yes,with pleasure.B.No way!
C.Yes,that's it.D.No problem!

分析 -我非常感谢你及时的帮助!
-不用客气.

解答 答案:D.考查语言交际用语的用法.with pleasure 乐意效劳,用语别人寻求帮助的时候;no way 没门;that's it就是它;no priblem 没问题,不客气.根据句意可知选D.

点评 本题考查语言交际用语的用法.选项当中最大的干扰项是A:Yes,with pleasure 是的,乐意效劳,用语别人寻求帮助时,而题干是要回答表示感谢的用语,所以用No problem没问题,不客气.

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