-Mrs Biggs the meeting this morning.Do you know why?-Yes.She went to Shanghai on business the day before yesterday and she won't be back until tomorrow.A. held B. attendedC. missed D. joined 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Mrs Biggs ________the meeting this morning.Do you know why?

—Yes.She went to Shanghai on business the day before yesterday and she won't be back until tomorrow.

A. held B. attended

C. missed D. joined

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