- -Let me help you prepare dinner, Mom.

-- ________ , but your homework hasn't been done. You'd better finish it first.

A. That's all right　　B. You're welcome　　C. That's very kind of you　　D. I'd love to

C


解析:

　That’s very kind of you，but…這是婉言謝絕對(duì)方提供幫助時(shí)的交際用語，其余選項(xiàng)或邏輯不通或不符合英語習(xí)慣

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