The old woman is（ ）tired（ ）she can’t walk on．A.too；toB.very；thatC.So；thatD.So；to
The old woman is（ ）tired（ ）she can’t walk on．
A.too；to
B.very；that
C.So；that
D.So；to
A.too；to
B.very；that
C.So；that
D.So；to
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