单选题Some people like to buy pocket books because it is easy to（）.Acarry around them.Bcarry them aroundCcarry them withDcarry with them
单选题
Some people like to buy pocket books because it is easy to（）.
A
carry around them.
B
carry them around
C
carry them with
D
carry with them
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