-Nothing Gold Can Stayis a wonderful TV play.-Yeah. my father my mother likes it very much. After dinner, they always sit in front of TV waiting for it .A.Not only; but also B.Both; and C.Ne 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Nothing Gold Can Stay《那年花开月正圆》is a wonderful TV play.

—Yeah. ________my father________my mother likes it very much. After dinner, they always sit in front of TV waiting for it .

A.Not only; but also B.Both; and C.Neither; nor D.Either; or

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