【題目】— Hello! May I to speak to Mr. Green?

—________

A.Hi! I’m Mr. Green.B.Hello! Who are you?

C.Ha-ha! Are you Jack?D.Hold the line, please.

【答案】D

【解析】

句意：——你好。我可以和格林先生說話嗎？——請不要掛斷電話。

考查情景交際。Hi! I’m Mr. Green你好！我是格林先生。在電話中慣用表達(dá)為：This is Mr. Green speaking或者說speaking。故選項A不符合題意；Hello！Who are you？你好，你是誰？電話中一般表達(dá)為Who is that speaking。故選項B不符合題意；Ha-ha！Are you Linda？你是琳達(dá)嗎？在電話中慣用表達(dá)為：Is that Linda speaking？故選項C也不符合題意。Hold the line，please請稍等。打電話用語，符合題意。故選D。

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