单选题Aa girlBa boyCsome girlsDsome boys
单选题
A
a girl
B
a boy
C
some girls
D
some boys
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解析：
下文用he指代，由此推断，一个男孩走进教室。
下文用he指代，由此推断，一个男孩走进教室。
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