- Did you have a good time in Jining?- Come and have a look. My photos will show you .A. how was the trip B. why did we go thereC. how we went there D. what the trip was like 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— Did you have a good time in Jining?

— Come and have a look. My photos will show you ____.

A. how was the trip B. why did we go there

C. how we went there D. what the trip was like

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