—Was Martin sorry for what he had done? 

—_______. It was just like him


  1. A.
    Never mind
  2. B.
    All right
  3. C.
    Not really
  4. D.
    Not surprisingly
C
譯文：Martin 為他所做的事道歉了嗎？不是真的，他那人就那德行�？键c(diǎn)：交際用語。此處Not really="He" was not really sorry for what he had done.   e.g. —“Could we put off the meeting?” she asked. —“ Not really ,” he answered politely. “This is the only day everyone is available.”她問：“我們可以推遲會(huì)議嗎？”“真的不可以，”他禮貌地答道，“這是唯一所有人都有空的那天。” Not really="We" could not put off the meeting really
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