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the spread between the lowest and the highest notes that a person can speak comfortably
A. rover
B. ranger
C. range
D. roper
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Choose the correct sentence:
A. In Hong Kong, the weather is nice in the fall. You can go there then.
B. In Hong Kong, the weather is nice in the fall. You ought to go there then.
C. In Hong Kong, the weather is nice in the fall. You need to go there then.
D. In Hong Kong, the weather is nice in the fall. You don’t have to go there then.