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He stayed in China for almostA．20 years.B．12 years.C．7 years.D．3 years.
He stayed in China for almost
A．20 years.
B．12 years.
C．7 years.
D．3 years.
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Having stayed in China for two months, John tells me that he ____________（forget) his English, but I think he ____________（remember) his Chinese vocabulary better.
第2题
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How will a foreigner be treated in taxation if he gains income outside China but has stayed in China for 5 continual full years He will be treated ______ a Chinese resident is treated.
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第3题
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He will be treated ______ a Chinese resident is treated.
第4题
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____ a Chinese
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A.is
B.were
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第5题
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After he returned to Italy, Marco Polo dictated many of his stories to a friend, His book, Description of the World, became the most popular book in Europe. People found it difficult to believe his stories of people, animals, places, and things. These are a few of his descriptions:
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第6题
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Option B: Providing services to Delta Ltd as a consultant for a consultancy fee of RMB50,000 per month.
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第8题
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A．that; which
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第9题
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第10题
_____________. “I have found my place in the market. People love the individuality
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