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| --________. A. Go ahead, as a matter of fact B. Yes, my pleasure C. Yes, I do, as a matter of fact D. Come on The given answer is C. Some of us think A is fine too. Will native people use A in a situation like this? Thank you in advance. |
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| No, we would not say A because it doesn't make sense. C is correct because the phrase "as a matter of fact" is used to make more forceful the statement "yes I do". If I "mind" it means I do not want you to do it. |
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