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I was glad to meet Jenny again, ______ I didn't want to spend all day with her.

A. but B. and C.so D. or

A。本题考查并列句的连词。解题关键是弄清前后句子之间的逻辑关系。前面说见面高兴，后面却说不想整天跟她呆在一起，明显是转折关系，要用连词but。

【句意】我很高兴再次见到詹尼，但是，我不想一整天都跟她一起度过。

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