【題目】 —Could you please have a walk with me?

—Sorry, I _______. I have something important to do now.

A. mustn’t B. needn’t

C. can’t D. may not

【答案】C

【解析】

試題分析:句意:-你可以和我一起去散步嗎?-對不起,我現(xiàn)在有重要的事情要做。A. mustn’t ,不準(zhǔn);B. needn’t ,不需要;C. can’t ,不能;D. may not,不可以。根據(jù)意思,我現(xiàn)在有要事要辦,不能起散步。故選C。

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