--- did it the conductor to check the tickets this morning? --- Half an hour.A．How soon; takeB．How long; cost C．How often; spentD．How long; take 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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--- _______did it _______ the conductor to check the tickets this morning?
--- Half an hour.

A．How soon; take	B．How long; cost
C．How often; spent	D．How long; take

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B．he would be back in seven days

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D．he liked a cup of tea

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