单选题Interviewer: I’ve read your application with interest. Now I want to ask you a few questions if you don’t mind. Interviewee: Interviewer: In your resume you said you’ve had some experiences in computer programming. Interviewee: Yes, I have been a programming engineer for three years.AAs you please.BNever mind.CNo, not at all.DOf course not.
单选题
Interviewer: I’ve read your application with interest. Now I want to ask you a few questions if you don’t mind. Interviewee: Interviewer: In your resume you said you’ve had some experiences in computer programming. Interviewee: Yes, I have been a programming engineer for three years.
A
As you please.
B
Never mind.
C
No, not at all.
D
Of course not.
参考解析
解析：
面试者客气地问“如果你不介意的话我想问你一些问题”，面试者并不是在征求应试者的意见，这只是一种委婉的表达。因此A选项“您请问”最符合语境。
面试者客气地问“如果你不介意的话我想问你一些问题”，面试者并不是在征求应试者的意见，这只是一种委婉的表达。因此A选项“您请问”最符合语境。
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