--Let’s invite Jone and Barbara to visit Brazil．

--________ We haven’t seen them for such a long time．


  1. A.
    Why not?
  2. B.
    Do you really think so?
  3. C.
    Why?
  4. D.
    What seems to be the problem?
A
Why not？意為“為什么不呢，好哇”，表示贊同對(duì)方的建議。
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