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— I read the 21st Century Senior 2 Edition every day.
— _____ no wonder that your vocabulary is so large.

[ ]

A. There is
B. There will be
C. It is
D. There could be

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5.A.addict B. adopt C.access D. adjust

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17.A.though B. Even so C.Even if D. Actually

18.A.memory B. main C. life D. reminder

19.A.sent B. posted C.struck D. hanged

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— 2

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— 4

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— 5

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