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— Shall I book some seats for the concert? —______. I’ve done that.

A. Yes, you may B. No, you mustn’t C. No, you needn’t D. No, you can’t

 

C

【解析】

试题分析：Yes, you may是的，你可以；No, you mustn’t 不，你千万不要；No, you needn’t不，你不必；No, you can’t不，你不能。句意：我要预定一些音乐会的座位吗？根据下文，我已经办了。可知选C最符合语境。

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