The man laughed when he failed to catch the train because______.A．his friends who came to

The man laughed when he failed to catch the train because______.

A．his friends who came to see him off got on the train instead of him

B．he didn't really want to go to London

C．his friends didn't have to go to London

D．it was funny that he couldn't get to London that night

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