-----My dear girlfriend left me forever.

  ------Left you, did she? _______. You have been so selfish and rude.

  A. You must be kidding   B. It serves you right

  C. It’s not my concern    D. You can never tell

B


解析:

 句意: ----我的女朋友離開(kāi)我了。-----她離開(kāi)了你，是嗎？那你活該，你有自私有粗魯。意思為 “咎由自取；罪有應(yīng)得”，符合題意。You must be kidding你一定是開(kāi)玩笑；It’s not my concern不管我的事；You can never tell誰(shuí)也拿不準(zhǔn)；

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