Ed said that his boy fell off a tree.（）AOh dear! I hope he wasn‘t hurtBOh, no. A lucky boy.CHe might have broken his arm.DNothing serious.
Ed said that his boy fell off a tree.（）
AOh dear! I hope he wasn‘t hurt
BOh, no. A lucky boy.
CHe might have broken his arm.
DNothing serious.
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