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—I must apologize for what my son did yesterday.
— Children are children

A.
I’d rather you didn’t！
B.
Forget it！
C.
So what？
D.
What for？

B
考查交际用语。I’d rather you didn’t我宁愿你不要做，Forget it！得了吧，算了吧，So what？那又怎么样？What for？为什么？句意：我必须因为我儿子昨天做得事情道歉。算了吧！孩子就是孩子吗。所以选B。

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—I must apologize for what my son did yesterday.
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