Who doesn’t want to see Mrs. Evans? A．Mr. Evans. B．Lily. C．Jim. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Who doesn’t want to see Mrs. Evans?

A．Mr. Evans.

B．Lily.

C．Jim.

答案：B
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L: Oh, dear. There is Mrs. Evans！ She is very nice but she talks too much. I hope she does not see us.

T: Too late, Lily.

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