、—Help＿＿＿to some fruits.
—Thank you .
A. yourself B. your C. You
A解析:
反身代詞的用法。Help oneself to sth意為“請隨意吃；自便”，這是招待客人的常用語。句意：“請隨便吃水果�！薄爸x謝�！�。故選A。
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