单选题I took my daughter to the amusement park last Sunday. ______! We had together there.AWhat good timeBWhat a good timeCHow good timeDHow a good
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I took my daughter to the amusement park last Sunday. ______! We had together there.
A
What good time
B
What a good time
C
How good time
D
How a good
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