Jane: I don’t understand English at all.
Ane: ….
A. How about studying together with me?
B. How about going to library?
C. How about going to the beach
D. How about having dinner with the teacher?
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A. The instructions were ambiguous, so everyone understood them clearly.
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____ I have is your promise.
A. it
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