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Linda: How’s your sister, Mary? Mary: She’s fine, thanks. As a matter of fact, she’s expecting. Linda: Oh, is she? _____ Mary:Next April, I think. Linda:Then you’ll become an aunt.
A
What is she expecting?
B
Tell me more about it.
C
Congratulations!
D
When is the baby due?
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情景对话，she’s expecting意为“她怀孕了”。根据下文可知，此处问的是孩子什么时候出生。因此选项D是正确的。
情景对话，she’s expecting意为“她怀孕了”。根据下文可知，此处问的是孩子什么时候出生。因此选项D是正确的。
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Daddy's advice has returned to me at many important moments．
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_____loves them dearly．She spares no money and makes great efforts to have them well educated．A.Mary’s and Kate’s mother
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-Hi, is Mary there, please? -（）AHold on.I’ll get her.BNo，she isn’t here.CYes，she lives here.DYes，what do you want？
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-Hi, is Mary there, please? -（）A、Hold on.I’ll get her.B、No，she isn’t here.C、Yes，she lives here.D、Yes，what do you want？
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Hi, is Mary there, please?（）A、Hold on. I'll get herB、No, she isn't here.C、Yes, she lives here.D、Yes, what do you want?
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单选题—Mary, who’s ______ woman over there?—She’s my aunt, ______ English teacher.A
the; theB
a; theC
the; anD
a; an
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单选题Linda: How’s your sister, Mary? Mary: She’s fine, thanks. As a matter of fact, she’s expecting. Linda: Oh, is she? _____ Mary:Next April, I think. Linda:Then you’ll become an aunt.A
What is she expecting?B
Tell me more about it.C
Congratulations!D
When is the baby due?
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Hold on.I’ll get her.B
No，she isn’t here.C
Yes，she lives here.D
Yes，what do you want？
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Hold on. I'll get herB
No, she isn't here.C
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Yes, what do you want?
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