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Miss Wu is a teacher in the No.8Middle School.She teaches English.She comes to school at 7：30every morning.She often walks to school.
She usually has classes in the morning from Monday to Friday.On Tuesday，she has classes in the afternoon.She often speaks English to her students in class，but sometimes （有时），she speaks Chinese to her students to help them understand（理解）English.
She usually leaves school at 6：00in the afternoon.Sometimes she leaves earlier.
What does Miss Wu do?（）

A．She's teacher.
B．She's a teacher.
C．She speaks English.

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B．girls
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