单选题It is assumed that students at an intermediate level will have a good（）of the basic structures and vocabulary of English.AcommandBcommandingCto commandDcommanded
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It is assumed that students at an intermediate level will have a good（）of the basic structures and vocabulary of English.
A
command
B
commanding
C
to command
D
commanded
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