-Is this dictionary Ming's?-Yes.Please remember it to him when you finish the words.A. to return, to look upB.returning, looking upC.returning, to look upD.to return, looking up 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Is this dictionary Ming's？

—Yes.Please remember ____it to him when you finish _______the words.

A. to return, to look up

B.returning, looking up

C.returning, to look up

D.to return, looking up

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