- He is an excellent cook.- . The fish he cooked makes me mouth-watering.A. I couldn’t agree more B. Oh, come onC. You can’t be serious D. That couldn’t be better 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— He is an excellent cook.

— _________. The fish he cooked makes me mouth—watering.

A. I couldn’t agree more B. Oh, come on

C. You can’t be serious D. That couldn’t be better

【解析】

试题分析：考查情境交际句意为:-他是一个优秀的厨师。-我完全赞同你的意见。他烧的鱼色香俱佳。由句意得出A“我再怎么同意都不算过分”为正确答案。（比较级与否定连用表达最高级的含义）；B噢，得了吧；C你不是认真的吧；D那再好不过了。答语中第二句很关键，直接表明了回话人对问题的肯定态度。

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