填空题When the actual price is lower than the price offered elsewhere, “Buy one get one free” sale can help you save money.____
填空题
When the actual price is lower than the price offered elsewhere, “Buy one get one free” sale can help you save money.____
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解析：
由题目中的“Buy one get one free”定位到D段。本段句末提到只有你支付的价格比其他地方同一件产品的价格低的时候，你才是真正省钱了，故匹配段落为D段。
由题目中的“Buy one get one free”定位到D段。本段句末提到只有你支付的价格比其他地方同一件产品的价格低的时候，你才是真正省钱了，故匹配段落为D段。
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