问答题The multitude of similarities between the dozens of Europeans languages can be attributed in large measure A B Cto the early development of international commerce. No error D E
问答题
The multitude of similarities between the dozens of Europeans languages can be attributed in large measure A B Cto the early development of international commerce. No error D E
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形容两个事情之间用between，3个及3个以上之间应用among。
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