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---Are you kind enough to open the door for me?

---_________________.

A.My pleasure B.That’s all tight C.Take it easy. D.With pleasure.

【解析】

试题分析：句意：你能足够好心帮我将门打开吗？A.My pleasure不用谢，B.That’s all tight没关系，C.Take it easy.放轻松，D.With pleasure. 很乐意，根据句意选D。

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