Canada.Australia and New Zealand are all countries. A. spoken?English B. English?spoken C. speaking?English D. English?speaking 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Canada，Australia and New Zealand are all ____ countries.

　 A. spoken?English 　 B. English?spoken

　 C. speaking?English 　 D. English?speaking

解析:

spoken?English的意思是：口头英语。English?speaking countries：讲英语的国家。

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