【題目】----Would you please not smoke here? Look at the sign. ---- ________.

A. No, I will B. Yes, I will

C. Sorry, I will D. Sorry, I won’t

【答案】D

【解析】

試題分析：句意：——請你不要在這里吸煙好嗎？看這個(gè)招牌。——對不起，我將不會(huì)啦。根據(jù)交際用語的用法，答語選D。

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