[题目]-I hope you don’t mind my opening the window.- . It’s much too hot here.A. All right. B. Certainly. C. Of course not. D. Never mind. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】—I hope you don’t mind my opening the window.

— . It’s much too hot here.

A. All right. B. Certainly. C. Of course not. D. Never mind.

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：--我希望你不介意我打开窗户。--当然不介意，这里太热了。A. All right. 好吧 B. Certainly. 当然C. Of course not. 当然不会D. Never mind.没关系，不要紧。根据后面的句子“much too hot here”可知，说话人并不介意打开窗户，所以填Of course not. 故选C。

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