--Tell me where you live, please. --I live . A. in 123 ,King Street B. at 123 ,King Street C. in King Street, 123 D. at King Street, 123 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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--Tell me where you live, please.

--I live____________.

A. in 123 ,King Street B. at 123 ,King Street

C. in King Street, 123 D. at King Street, 123

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23. A．visited B．emailed C．interviewed D．phoned

24. A．refused B．agreed C．hesitated D．paused

25. A．explained B．discovered C．knew D．replied

26. A．seriously B．nervously C．patiently D．quietly

27. A．fooling B．blaming C．inviting D．urging

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31. A．compare B．survive C．compete D．struggle

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