题目内容

— We have noodles for supper every day. I like noodles, but I want to try something different this afternoon.

— ______

A. Let’s go. B. With pleasure. C. Like what? D. So what?

 

C

【解析】

试题分析：考查交际英语。A我们走吧；B用于事情发生之前或别人请求帮忙时的回答，“好的”；C举个例子吧,比如说,像什么；D那又怎样。句意：---每天我们晚饭吃面条。我喜欢吃面条，但今天下午我想尝尝不同的味道。---比如说……？根据句意说明C正确。

考点：考查交际英语

 

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