单选题I think being alone is never really a bad thing, ______ you’ve got something positive to do.Abut forBprovided thatCin that Din case
单选题
I think being alone is never really a bad thing, ______ you’ve got something positive to do.
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but for
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provided that
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in that
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in case
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解析：
我认为如果你手头有一些有意义的事情可以做的话，独处也未尝不是件好事。But for要不是。Provided that假如。In that因为。In case万一。
我认为如果你手头有一些有意义的事情可以做的话，独处也未尝不是件好事。But for要不是。Provided that假如。In that因为。In case万一。
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