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I’m happy that you agreed to work with us again．and I look forward to______you next week．

A．being seen

B．see

C．seeing

D．having seen

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A．Bai does not like dancing.	B．Yoga is softer than dancing.
C．Students study hard for credits.	D．The elective courses are easy.

【小题3】 Which of the sentence is NOT true about Liu Zehao?

A．He was interested in Junior Achievement which brought him the real world of business.

B．He was elected as CEO of the company named "Vision".

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