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You will have a great conversation and maybe even get a date or make a new friend.

A.talk
B.speech
C.debate
D.discussion


【参考答案】

A
句意为：你会有一个愉快的谈话，甚至可能得到一次约会的机会或交到一个新朋友。conversation意为“谈话......

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