想問一下這題怎麼解，謝謝🙏🏻

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請問為什麼這題的b不能選🥺🥺🙏

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請問第8行的that是什麼意思/用法🥹🙏🏻

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請問第二題為何不能D，不懂。

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為什麼第12題是用where Where所代替的現行詞是誰

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想問第三題可以選A選項嗎

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