–How did you like yesterday’s weather? –Generally speaking,(). (A) it’s 26 degrees(B) it was quite good(C) it liked sunny(D) it looked like it
–How did you like yesterday’s weather? –Generally speaking,().
(A) it’s 26 degrees
(B) it was quite good
(C) it liked sunny
(D) it looked like it
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