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A、Not for the moment, thank you, Mrs Keeler, I'm full.
B、No, thanks. I've just had lunch.
C、Oh, no, Mrs Keeler, I haven't long had lunch.
D、I'm full and have no room for any more.
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A、T
B、F
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A、T
B、F
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A、T
B、F
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A、T
B、F
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A、T
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