题目内容
20．-- ，where is the Great Hotel？-- I can't help you．I'm new here．（ ）
| A． | Sorry； I think | B． | Excuse me； I think | ||
| C． | Sorry； I'm afraid | D． | Excuse me； I'm afraid |
分析 --打扰一下，Great 酒店在哪里？
--恐怕我帮不了你，我是新来的．
解答 答案：D．
根据--，where is the Great Hotel？可知这里是问路的句型，一般用Excuse me来引起，再根据I can't help you．I'm new here，可知我帮不了你，我是新来的．这里不能帮助别人，应该用I'm afraid．故选D．
点评 熟悉常用日常交际用语的基本用法，在正确理解题意的基础上，给出答案．
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