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—What ____ you like ____ breakfast?

—Some milk and two eggs.

A. do; to B. would; to C. would; for D. do; doing

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How do we know what’s right or wrong in English? Languages such as French and Spanish each has an official(官方的) organization that tells you what’s correct. But there is nothing like that in English. So what can we do?

There is, of course, Standard English. This is the kind of English you read in newspapers or in formal letters. It is also the English you learn at school or in textbooks.

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3. How does the news agency Reuters write “2016年1月20日”?

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