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    ---You shouldn’t have taken pictures before the carved stones.

    ---____ .

    A. Pardon me      B. Yes, I will      C. Never mind      D. Don’t mention it

    A


    解析:

    考查交际用语用法。语境表示责怪及回答。从四个选项看，这里应该表示道歉，选A，表示没听清楚对方的话。

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