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     —It’s been raining for a whole week. I think it’ll get fine soon.

    —      . We are getting into the rainy season now．

    A．Yes, it will                B．Of course not

    C．It’s possible               D．It’s hard to say

     

    【答案】

     D

    【解析】：本题考查交际用语，It’s hard to say，很难说，本题意思：——已经下了整整一个星期的雨了，我想（天）很快就会放晴的。——很难说，现在我们正处于雨季。

    【考点】：检查考生在特定语境下使用交际用法的能力

    【易错点】：学生容易产生武断，即Of course not

    【备考提示】：特定语境：要在做题时有明确的判断。

     

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