填空题The unpleasant things like commuting can be improved by being together with friends.____
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The unpleasant things like commuting can be improved by being together with friends.____
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由题干中关键词“commuting”定位至C段。本段讲到乘公交车上下班（commuting）等一些烦人的事情，然后讲到解决这些让人不高兴的事情的方法是多交朋友，故匹配段落为C段。
由题干中关键词“commuting”定位至C段。本段讲到乘公交车上下班（commuting）等一些烦人的事情，然后讲到解决这些让人不高兴的事情的方法是多交朋友，故匹配段落为C段。
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