单选题How much can the woman spend on her sailing holiday?A￡380B￡400C￡450
单选题
How much can the woman spend on her sailing holiday?
A
￡380
B
￡400
C
￡450
参考解析
解析：
从女士提到的”The most I can pay is ￡380”，可知她最多能在航行上花380英镑。
从女士提到的”The most I can pay is ￡380”，可知她最多能在航行上花380英镑。
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