-Is Mr Smith in? -No, he’s asked for leave. A．a two week’s B．a two-week C．a two-week’s D．a two weeks 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Is Mr Smith in?

　　—No, he’s asked for ________ leave.

　　A．a two week’s

　　B．a two-week

　　C．a two-week’s

　　D．a two weeks

答案：B
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