问答题Why Lisa had to “get going quick” (Para. 3)?
问答题
Why Lisa had to “get going quick” (Para. 3)?
参考解析
解析：
由接下来的段落可知Lisa要去镇上的小店买bread，sausage，lettuce等食物，故她要去买点食物。
由接下来的段落可知Lisa要去镇上的小店买bread，sausage，lettuce等食物，故她要去买点食物。
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