–If you have any trouble, be sure to call me. 

– __________________

A. I am glad to hear that.             B. I will. Thank you very much.

C. I have no trouble.                 D. I will think it over.

 

【答案】

B

【解析】

試題分析：句意：如果你有麻煩，一定要給我打電話。我回的。非常感謝。對于別人的盛情幫助一定要表示感謝，B項符合語境；I am glad to hear that.意為“聽到這點我很高興”，把別人對你的幫助當作理所應當不妥；I have no trouble. 為漢語的思維習慣，也不禮貌；I will think it over.顯得過于做作，也不妥；故選B。

考點：考查交際用語。

 

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