―Congratulations on winning the first prize in the tennis game!― . A．It’s nothing unusual B．The same as you C．I’m just very lucky D．Success belongs to me 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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―Congratulations on winning the first prize in the tennis game!

― .

A．It’s nothing unusual B．The same as you

C．I’m just very lucky D．Success belongs to me

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