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--- We need three single rooms for the first week in June.

--- .The hotel’s not busy then.

A． It doesn’t matter . B．Don’t bother. C．Never mind . D．No problem.

【解析】

试题分析：句意：上文，在六月的第一个星期，我们需要三个单人间。下文，没问题。那个时候，旅馆不忙。It doesn’t matter 没关系；Don’t bother别打扰；Never mind 没关系；No problem没问题，选D。

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