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    —I’ve taken someone else’s green sweater by mistake.

    —It _________ Harry’s. He always wears green.  

    A. has to be               B. will be                  C. mustn’t be               D. could be

    D


    解析:

    后文说“他总是穿绿色衣服”，据此语境可推知，这件衣“可能是”哈利的，could表示可能性。

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