假设你是 Tom Miller, 今年12岁.是一名学生.请根据下面表格提示.介绍你和你的家人.NameAgeJobFatherJohn Miller40DoctorMotherAnna Miller38TeachersisterKate Miller15Student 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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假设你是 Tom Miller, 今年12岁，是一名学生，请根据下面表格提示，介绍你和你的家人。

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	Name	Age(年龄)	Job(职业)
Father	John Miller	40	Doctor(医生)
Mother	Anna Miller	38	Teacher
sister	Kate Miller	15	Student(学生)

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