原文：我们对这件事当然有发言权。 译文：Of course we have a say（发言权） in this ______.A．matterB．thingC．eventD．affairs
原文：我们对这件事当然有发言权。 译文：Of course we have a say（发言权） in this ______.
A．matter
B．thing
C．event
D．affairs
参考答案和解析
who
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