【題目】—Can you go shopping with me tomorrow?

—____ but I have to go to see the doctor.

A. I'd love to B. Never mind

C. It's nothing D. No

【答案】A

【解析】句意：--明天你能和我一起去購(gòu)物嗎？--我愿意，但是我不得不去看醫(yī)生。A. I'd love to我愿意； B. Never mind沒關(guān)系；用于對(duì)方的道歉的答語(yǔ)；C. It's nothing沒有事情； D. No不。I'd love to我愿意，用于回答表示請(qǐng)求的句子，這里Can you+do sth…？是表示請(qǐng)求的句子

故選A。

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