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"Town Hall is the tallest building in the city." "（）from here?"
A
Can it see
B
Can it be seen
C
Can see
D
Can be seeing it
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Using the City Hall.B
Making telephone calls.C
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Toronto spends lots of money yearly developing the cityB
some local residents showed a great interest in protecting the city's cultural siteC
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