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They didn’t get on well and she often made him ______.A.angryB.to be angryC.be angryD.a
A.angry
B.to be angry
C.be angry
D.angrily
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第7题
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第9题
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第11题
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A.Those who cater to others needs are destined to be looked down upon.
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