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和好朋友在校园里遇到，怎样打招呼（）
A.Hello
B.Good
C.What's your name
D.Goodnight
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A.Hello
B.Good
C.What's your name
D.Goodnight
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Barbara calls Mr. Smith to make an appointment.
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