—Would you go to the museum with me this Sunday?

—Sorry, _______. My aunt is coming to visit the family. We plan to have a welcome party then.

A. I don’t B. I can’t C.I needn’t D. I mustn’t

 

B

【解析】

試題分析：句意：你愿意在這個這星期日和我一起去博物館嗎？對不起，我不能。我阿姨要來我家。我們計劃那時舉行一個歡迎派對。對Would you do sth？的否定回答常用Sorry，I can’t。所以選B。

考點：考查交際用語。

 

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