―Do you still have a stomachache, Nancy? ― !I think I can eat a horse now.A. No,it's gone B. No. it startedC. Yes,it stopped D. Yes,it left 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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( ) 27. ―Do you still have a stomachache, Nancy?

―_________ ！I think I can eat a horse now.

A. No,it's gone B. No， it started

C. Yes,it stopped D. Yes,it left

27. A No,it's gone.意为"不疼了，好了"。

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