-- It's cloudy outside. Please take an umbrella.

 -- __________.

      A. Yes, take it easy               B. Well, it just depends

      C. OK, just in case               D. All fight, you're welcome          

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解析：本題考查了交際用語中的幾個短語。句意：――這兒陰天。請帶上一把雨傘。――好的，以防萬一。四個選項只有C符合語境。take it easy從容／不緊張；it just depends那要看情況；you are welcome別客氣／不用謝。

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