My mother is hard-working. she does for my family, she feels.A. More; happierB. The much; the happyC. The more; the happierD. The most; the happiest 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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My mother is hard-working. she does for my family, she feels.

A. More; happier

B. The much; the happy

C. The more; the happier

D. The most; the happiest

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