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    —I found my mom not feeling well this morning. I’m afraid she is ill.

    —_________.

    A. Don’t worry too much                   B. It’s nothing at all

    C. I’m sorry to hear that                     D. Take it easy

    C


    解析:

    考查交际用语。本题的交际语境是如何表示安慰。对方说他母亲生病了，此时应该表示安慰，帮对方分担忧虑，选C，而不是A、D项空泛地让对方别着急，也不是B，没事。

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