They have learned about（）in recent years.Aseveral hundreds English wordsBhundreds of English wordsChundred of English wordsDseveral hundred English words
They have learned about（）in recent years.
Aseveral hundreds English words
Bhundreds of English words
Chundred of English words
Dseveral hundred English words
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