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Emily: ______ ? Scott: Yes, it certainly is Emily: About time too –after all that rain we had. Scott: Yes, I know. That’s why we went away this year.
A
Is there anything I can do for you?
B
Is it suitable for you to go?
C
Is it a sunny day today?
D
Isn’t this weather fantastic?
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根据Emily的第二句话，可知对话内容与天气有关，故排除A和B选项；根据Scott的第一次回答“是，当然是了”可推测出问话为反义疑问句，而不是询问今天的天气状况如何，故选择D项。
根据Emily的第二句话，可知对话内容与天气有关，故排除A和B选项；根据Scott的第一次回答“是，当然是了”可推测出问话为反义疑问句，而不是询问今天的天气状况如何，故选择D项。
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