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She was _____ excited _____ she couldn’t fall asleep. Then she feels like _____ some letters.

A. too, to; writing B. so, that; to write C. too, to; to write D. so, that; writing

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D. Sometimes we could watch A Bite of China for an hour on Friday on CCTV.

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