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With all the magazines he needed _______, he left the library happily.

A. borrowing　 B. to borrow　 C. borrow　 D. borrowed

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1. A．tired B．lucky C．strange D．surprised

2. A．mattered B．developed C．changed D．appeared

3. A．enjoyed B．improved C．failed D．ruined

4. A．receive B．show C．complete D．make

5. A．remaking B．thinking C．crying D．checking

6. A．especially B．gradually C．briefly D．exactly

7. A．forgot B．realized C．doubted D．complained

8. A．new B．true C．long D．smart

9. A．possible B．fair C．important D．natural

10. A．chair B．bed C．school D．table

11. A．correct B．follow C．help D．find

12. A．dreams B．ideas C．stories D．problems

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