—Do you mcan I have to complete it within five days?

　 —_______.

A. That’s all　　　　　 B. That’s all right　　　　 C. That’s right　　　　　 D. That’s good

 

C

That’s right. 你 說得對。 That’s all right. 沒什么，沒關(guān)系。

 

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