—I apologize for not being able to join you for dinner.

—________. We’ll get together later.

A. Go ahead    B. Not to worry     C. That’s right      D. Don’t mention it

B


解析:

本話題考察道歉的答語，應(yīng)為“不要在煩心”我們還會相聚的。

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