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Why does Anna say this？ A．To indicate that she does not agree with the man.B．To a

Why does Anna say this？ Why does Anna say this？ A．To indicate that she doe

A．To indicate that she does not agree with the man.

B．To assure that the man is addressing his point of view.

C．To indicate that she is a little surprised at his view.

D．To encourage the man to explain why he holds that opinion.

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A．She has some questions to ask him.

B．She intends to arrange a debate for the class.

C．She intends to discuss with him on marketing.

D．She intends to inform. him of the class arrangement.

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