----- Beg your pardon?

----- Oh, you ______ to me attentively.

----- _____　 , but my hearing is poor.

A. haven’t listened; Yes　　 B. didn’t listen; No

C. weren’t listening; Yes　 D. can’t have listened, No

 

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