问答题Elevator passengers are often oblivious over the intricate culture etiquette dictating where they stand, where they                     A            B         Clook, and in which direction they face. No error        D             E

问答题
Elevator passengers are often oblivious over the intricate culture etiquette dictating where they stand, where they                     A            B         Clook, and in which direction they face. No error        D             E

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解析:
“oblivious over”应改为固定搭配“oblivious to”。

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