单选题Help yourself to the steak, Maggie? （）ASorry, I‘ve had enough.BThank you, Helen.CYes. But it isn‘t cooked wellDHelp yourself to it, too.
单选题
Help yourself to the steak, Maggie? （）
A
Sorry, I‘ve had enough.
B
Thank you, Helen.
C
Yes. But it isn‘t cooked well
D
Help yourself to it, too.
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