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－Sorry，Betty！I forgot to inform you of the change of time.

－________．

A．Forget it B．Don't mention it

C．That's right D．With pleasure

 

A

【解析】A　考查情景交際。Forget it 忘了吧，算了吧(回答道歉)；Don't mention it 不用謝；That's right 那是對的；With pleasure 樂意效勞(回答請求)。根據(jù)句意選A。

 

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