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11．Can I take this jacket back to the shop，even though I've lost the receipt？

分析 即使我丢了发票，也可以把这件夹克衫退回店里吗？

解答 答案：receipt．根据句意，提出"我可以把这件夹克衫退回店里吗"，退回货物的前提是要有收据（发票），故为receipt．

点评 本题考查名词的用法．根据句意来判断合适的名词．

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