单选题A great many teachers firmly believe English is one of the poorest-taught subjects in high schools at present.AA great many teachersBfirmlyCpoorest-taughtDat present
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A great many teachers firmly believe English is one of the poorest-taught subjects in high schools at present.
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A great many teachers
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firmly
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poorest-taught
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at present
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