James, I am sorry I used your computer when you were away this morning.

　 — _______.　

A. That’s all right　 B. It’s a pleasure　　 C. You are welcome　 D. Don’t mention it

 

A

句意: ——詹姆士, 很抱歉, 今上午你不在時, 我使用了一下你的電腦�！獩]關(guān)系。B、C、D三項(xiàng)是用來答謝對方的用語。而本題甲方是向乙方表示道歉, 所以A為正確的答案。“That’s all right/OK”既可以回答感謝, 又可以回答道歉。

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