-- Shall we take a taxi there since time is limited?

-- ________. It should be hard to get one during the rush hour.

A.Go ahead B. Don’t mention it

C. No doubt D. Just forget it

 

D

【解析】

試題分析：考查情景交際。句意：--時(shí)間有限，我們打車去那里怎樣？--還是算了吧。在高峰期很難打到車。A去吧，用吧；B沒關(guān)系，不客氣；C毫無疑問，很可能；D沒關(guān)系，算了。根據(jù)答語可知，第二個(gè)人讓第一個(gè)人放棄打車的念頭，故選D。

考點(diǎn)：考查情景交際

 

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