―Lucy doesn’t mind lending you her dictionary.

―She ____. I’ve already borrowed one.  

A. can’t     B. mustn’t  

C. needn’t   D. shouldn’t

C　


解析:

本題考查情態(tài)動詞的用法。由下文I’ve already borrowed one.可知，Lucy不需要這樣做了。故選C。

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