问答题Jim’s parents will celebrate their fortieth years of marriage this Sunday.
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Jim’s parents will celebrate their fortieth years of marriage this Sunday.
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一John and l will celebrate our fortieth wedding anniversary next month．一Oh，（ ）。A.well done!B.cheer up!C.go on!D.congratulations l
Hello.Is Jim there?（）AThis is Jim. Who's speaking, please?BI'm afraid I won't be free.CThis is the right number.DThere's no hurry.
一John and l will celebrate our fortieth wedding anniversary next month． 一Oh，（）。A、well done!B、cheer up!C、go on!D、congratulations!
单选题Hello.Is Jim there?（）AThis is Jim. Who's speaking, please?BI'm afraid I won't be free.CThis is the right number.DThere's no hurry.
单选题Although Jim has lived in Beijing for five years, but he doesn't speak Chinese well.Ahas livedBforCbutDspeak
单选题Howard Hughes' parents died_____.Awhen he was 16 years oldBbefore he was 19 years oldCafter he got marriedDafter he moved to California
单选题Jim Thorpe started to play sports ______.Abefore he was nine years old.Bwhen he was 16 years oldCwhen he was 24 years oldDbefore his parents passed away
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单选题Quand les parents étaient rentrésàla maison, les enfants sont retournés dans leur chambre.ALes parents, rentrantàla maisonBLes parents, rentrés à la maisonCRentrés à la maison les parentsDLes parents rentrés à la maison
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