7．-Don't be late next time!-_______（　�。�
A．Sorry，I won't．B．Sorry，I don't．
C．All right，I won't．D．OK，I won't．

分析 --下次別遲到了．
--對不起，我不會了．

解答 答案：A 考查常用日常交際用語．Sorry，I won't．意為對不起，我不會了； Sorry，I don't． 意為對不起，我沒有； All right，I won't．意為好的，我不會了；OK，I won't意為好的，我不會了．結(jié)合上句下次別遲到了，選擇A符合語境．

點評 考查常用日常交際用語．準(zhǔn)確的翻譯并掌握每個答案的句意及用法，再結(jié)合題干選擇合適的答案是解決此類題的關(guān)鍵．

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