---Would you like to go out for a walk?---- ．A．No,but I can’t afford the timeB．No,I don’t feel in the mood for it nowC．You may ask your sister to go,tooD．No,thank you 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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---Would you like to go out for a walk?

---- ．

A．No,but I can’t afford the time

B．No,I don’t feel in the mood for it now

C．You may ask your sister to go,too

D．No,thank you

【解析】

试题分析：考查一般疑问句。“Would you like to...”是一般疑问句的一种是疑问句的一种。通常用yes，no来回答，其结构是：系动词be/助动词/情态动词＋主语＋其他成分？通常回答为：肯定：Yes+主语+提问的助动词或Yes+主语+谓语；否定：No+主语+提问的助动词+not 或No+主语+谓语。句意：上文：你想出去走走吗？下文：不了，我现在没有那个心情。故选择B。

考点：考查一般疑问句。

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