-Oh.dear ! Bill, come here !Our little son ate a pill mistake again． -He must have thought it is candy．I've told you a hundred times to hide the medicine kids A．with,to B．by,towards C．in,for D．b 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Oh，dear ! Bill, come here !Our little son ate a pill mistake again．

—He must have thought it is candy．I've told you a hundred times to hide the medicine

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A．with；to B．by；towards C．in；for D．by；from

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