-- I heard that you lost your wallet and your i-Phone．

--- Oh，__________ !

A．never mindB．that’s all right C．just my luckD．thank you

 

C

【解析】

試題分析：A．never mind沒關(guān)系，B．that’s all right沒關(guān)系，C．just my luck真倒霉， D．thank you謝謝，這句話的意思是：--我聽說你丟了錢包和i-Phone。所以第二個人說：--哦，真倒霉。根據(jù)句意選C。

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