- I have heard you're going to change your job. Are you serious?-- . I will quit my job.A. Yes, I've made up my mind B. No, I was just jokin C. Yes, I do hope so D. No, I' m not 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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- I have heard you're going to change your job. Are you serious?

-- ______. I will quit my job.

A. Yes, I've made up my mind B. No, I was just jokin C. Yes, I do hope so D. No, I' m not

【解析】考查交际用语。根据“I will quit my job．”的提示，说明打算换工作是认真的，所以选择A，表示“我已决定了”。

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