-Could you give me a lift back home tonight, Anti? My car was broken.- . I didn't drive my car this morning.A.Yes, I can B.No, I can't C.It's my pleasure D.Sorry, I'm afraid not 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Could you give me a lift back home tonight, Anti? My car was broken.

—_________. I didn't drive my car this morning.

A.Yes, I can B.No, I can't C.It's my pleasure D.Sorry, I'm afraid not

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