---- Could you please help me with the suitcase, sir?

---- _________.

A. My pleasure B. No, please don’t

C. With pleasure D. Yes, please

 

C

【解析】

試題分析：考查情景交際。句意：你能幫助我提一下行李箱嗎？非常樂(lè)意。這里指愿意去幫助別人做某事，故選C。A.我很榮幸之至，通常幫助別人后，人家致謝后才說(shuō)。B.不，請(qǐng)不要；C.我很樂(lè)意效勞；D.是的，請(qǐng)。

考點(diǎn)：考查情景交際。

 

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