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- Do you mind my opening the window?

-______I feel a bit cold.

A. Of course not. B. I would rather you didn' t.

C. Go ahead. D. Why not?

【解析】

試題分析：考查交際用語。句意：你介意我打開窗戶嗎?我寧愿你別打開，我感到有點冷。A. Of course not.當然不了 B. I would rather you didn' t. 我寧愿你別打開 C. Go ahead.開吧 D. Why not?為什么不呢？根據(jù)后句I feel a bit cold.，所以回答是別打開窗戶，C和D都表示同意，A語氣不合適，所以B正確

考點：考查交際用語

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