单选题According to the bill, what did Mr. Saunders neglect to do last month?AInstall the purchased productBRegister for the payment systemCReport a malfunction in his heaterDPay for the equipment installation
单选题
According to the bill, what did Mr. Saunders neglect to do last month?
A
Install the purchased product
B
Register for the payment system
C
Report a malfunction in his heater
D
Pay for the equipment installation
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解析：
信的第1段提到an outstanding payment包括了上个月热水器的接通，可知Mr. Saunders没有支付安装费，故选D。
信的第1段提到an outstanding payment包括了上个月热水器的接通，可知Mr. Saunders没有支付安装费，故选D。
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