(2013·南京三模)—Sorry，it’s already 6 o’clock.I have to be off for an appointment.

—OK.________.

A．It couldn’t be better　B．You really have me there

C．Let’s call it a day　D．Take your time

 

C

【解析】考查交際用語(yǔ)。句意為：——對(duì)不起，已經(jīng)六點(diǎn)了。我必須離開(kāi)去赴約了�！冒�。我們今天就到這兒吧。

答案：　C

 

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