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—Could I ask you a rather personal question?

—　　

A. Yes, don’t worry

B. Of course, go ahead

C. Yes, help yourself

D. Of course, why not

答案：B
解析：

考查考生对几个简单的日常用语的掌握情况。对Could I ask you…这类问题的回答，应该用B项中的内容(of course，go ahead)。

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