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—Mr. Boris. This is Grand Cartel. You’ve left your luggage here.

—Goodness me! So I . I’ll go back and get it right away.

A．have B．had C．was D．have done

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—Mr. Boris. This is Grand Cartel. You’ve left your luggage here.
—Goodness me! So I . I’ll go back and get it right away.

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—Mr. Boris. This is Grand Cartel. You’ve left your luggage here.—Goodness me! So I . I’ll go back and get it right away.

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—Mr. Boris. This is Grand Cartel. You’ve left your luggage here.
—Goodness me! So I . I’ll go back and get it right away.