"Town Hall is the tallest building in the city." "（）from here?"ACan it seeBCan it beseenCCan be seeingDCan see
"Town Hall is the tallest building in the city." "（）from here?"
ACan it see
BCan it beseen
CCan be seeing
DCan see
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