AHoneythe basketball game is about to start.And could you bring me a bowl of ice creamAnd...uh...a slice of prizza.

B________?

ANo,that's all for now.

AWhat did you say BAnything else

CCould I help DWhat can I do for you

 

B

【解析】

本題的句意環(huán)境為:在看比賽前,夫婦倆正商討所要帶的東西。Anything else?還要別的嗎?故選B。

 

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