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―Betty promised me to come round to keep you company today.

― But she _______. I’ve been alone all day.

A. won't              B. hadn't             C. hasn't              D. doesn't

C

解析:考查动词时态的省略。根据语境,Betty没有来陪我,我已孤单了一整天了。即Betty的行为对现在造成的影响。因此,用But she hasn’t (come round to keep me company.)

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