-The seat is reserved．

-________


  1. A.
    Really？
  2. B.
    Oh, what a pity!
  3. C.
    So what?
  4. D.
    Are you kidding?
B
從題意可知，這個(gè)座位被預(yù)訂了，那么想坐這個(gè)座位的人一定感到失望。A項(xiàng)是一種很意外的語(yǔ)氣，這里沒必要表達(dá)意料之外，而且不太禮貌。C項(xiàng)意為“那又怎么樣？”，是一種挑釁的語(yǔ)氣，極不禮貌。D項(xiàng)“你在開玩笑吧？”同樣是很失禮的。只有B項(xiàng)，表達(dá)出了失望之情，又沒有不禮貌的情緒。
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