-- . --Oh, I’ll take your advice.A.You’d better drink more water. You coughed a lot.B.You deserve to get first prize in the contest, I think.C.You look so attractive in your white dress. I like it.D 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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-- . --Oh, I’ll take your advice.

A.You’d better drink more water. You coughed a lot.

B.You deserve to get first prize in the contest, I think.

C.You look so attractive in your white dress. I like it.

D.You will have a pleasant time in Beijing, I hope.

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