-Could you tell me ? -I went to many interesting places around the country with my friends.A. where you went on vacation B. how was your vacationC. where are your friends from D. what did you do last 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Could you tell me ________?

—I went to many interesting places around the country with my friends.

A. where you went on vacation B. how was your vacation

C. where are your friends from D. what did you do last week

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