The major problem with E-mail is that it is(71)easy to use that people can become(72)with messages(73)they can possibly answer in a day. In addition, mail boxes require some management to(74)messages or archive those that might be required later. Senders don't always know about your E-mail backlog and often send(75)messages.A．tooB．soC．veryD．much
The major problem with E-mail is that it is(71)easy to use that people can become(72)with messages(73)they can possibly answer in a day. In addition, mail boxes require some management to(74)messages or archive those that might be required later. Senders don't always know about your E-mail backlog and often send(75)messages.
A．too
B．so
C．very
D．much
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