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    —Her rude reply really annoyed me.
    —______, Ellen. Things will work out.


    1. A.
      Don’t mention it
    2. B.
      I don’t think so
    3. C.
      No problem
    4. D.
      Take it easy
    D
    考查交际用语。A别提了；B我不这么认为；C没问题；D别紧张，慢慢来。句意：——她粗鲁的答复让我很恼火。——Ellen，慢慢来，事情会变化的。
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