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    4．-I'm terribly sorry Jimmy．I've left your notebook at home．
    -________？I reminded you last．night．（　　）
    A．What forB．Why notC．How comeD．So what

    分析 --Jimmy，非常的对不起，我把你的笔记本落在家里了．
    --怎么会呢？昨天晚上我提醒你了．

    解答 答案：C．
    根据后面的回答I reminded you last．night可知，是对对方行为的不解，所以用How come 怎么会？比较合适；故选C．What for为什么？Why not 为什么不呢？So what 那又怎么样？

    点评 对于语言交际的题目要认真研究语言环境及句间的逻辑关系，熟悉不同选项的意思及使用条件．

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