A：Excuse me, is there a bus stop near here? B：Yes. ...

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A：Excuse me, is there a bus stop near here? B：Yes. Do you see that tall building? There’s a bus stop ______ from it, and you can ______ the bridge（橋）to get there.

A. across; across

B. cross; across

C. across; cross

D. cross; cross

Select your answer:

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