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“What do you expect me to do？” “The house needs___.”
A、to be paint
B、to painting
C、painting
D、painted
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A、to be paint
B、to painting
C、painting
D、painted
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D. you keep in your mind
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A、low wages for locals
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A、Do you want to buy something？
B、Excuse me, what are you doing？
C、Are you just looking around？
D、Is there anything I can do for you？
A. You are sure of
B.Never be sure
C.Be sure not
D.You are not sure
A.that you can’t do
B.which you can’t do
C.what you can’t do
D.you can’t do it
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