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He borrows a lot of money from me.A.他拿给我许多钱。B.他借给我许多钱。C.他向我借许多钱。

He borrows a lot of money from me.

A.他拿给我许多钱。

B.他借给我许多钱。

C.他向我借许多钱。

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