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106-Conversation 2 When did Jane and her family go to Scotland? ?
A
In June.
B
In July.
C
In august.
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对话中男士问Jane是否是七月份的时候去Scodand度的假，从Jane回答中提到的“August, actually”，可知她是八月份去Scodand度假的。
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