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    No，I'm afraid he isn't in．This is his secretary speaking．Can help you？

    _______．

    [　　]

    A．Oh，you will

    B．Oh，that's a pity

    C．I should think so

    D．Well，I look forward to hearing from you

    答案：C
    解析：

    should表示踌躇、谦逊、客气，意思是“好像是，大概是”。I should think so．我认为应该取得你的帮助。


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